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370 Individual Existence and Philosophy of Difference
the problem of individuality. But we have seen how fundamental this problem
has become within the ‘continental’ tradition, and how the complex approaches
offered to it reflect the real difficulties it gives rise to, not only in metaphysics,
but in ethics, political philosophy, and ‘philosophies of life’.⁴⁹
⁴⁹ A version of this paper was presented to a departmental seminar at the University of Warwick,
and I am grateful to members of the audience for comments on that occasion. I am also grateful for
comments from Keith Ansell-Pearson and Alison Stone.
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