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Abstract This book seeks to layout the basis for a good idea of man by developing the logic that naturally flows from that which is original, necessary, inherent and essential to him - his upright posture. The verticality of man, simply and mutely constituted by his innate 'uprightness', is understood as original, constant and necessary to his being, to the world of language and to the very possibility of Being itself.
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