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Re-evaluating Diversity through the Lenses of Berlin, Weil, and Schopenhauer

In contemporary society, discussions surrounding diversity are frequently brought to the fore across various sectors, from corporations and educational institutions to political arenas. The promotion of diversity is seen as an essential end

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