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“Moguće da čovjek ipak sam sebe doživljava znatno drukčije, no što ga percipira njegova okolina, jer da nije tako, bi li se mogao prihvatiti na način na koji se prihvaća? Obdaren je mogućnošću da svaku od svojih spontano 'odbačenih košuljica' prihvati kao gubitak blještavila u zamjenu za trajanje.”

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