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    Life consists in the confrontation of the 'I' with an env... — Carmelics
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    Supports→The individual cannot be isolated within his or her own ego.

    Life consists in the confrontation of the 'I' with an environment in which various possibilities exist, placing the individual outside himself.

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    Existentialist philosophers are noted for their emphasis on freedom of action and the necessity for the individual to choose what he or she will be; it becomes apparent, from the above statement, that Ortega has absorbed this intellectual tradition into his own philosophy. Clearly, other philosophers have been concerned with the nature of human freedom preceding the philosophical activity in Europe from the late 1920s to the 1950s. However, the central interest which unites Ortega and existentia

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