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materialism, presenting Laing\'s ideas. In the play, Dion experiences his ontological insecurity in modern, materialized civilization and faces the real world with his false self in order to protect his vulnerable inner self in an unlivable situation. As a non-conformist to the established material
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civilization: ⑴ time to think, ⑵ liberty to think, and ⑶ material to think. The information society satisfies all of them. It means the society has potentiality to progress rapidly. And the potentiality could be realized by education. The three conditions are also good conditions for education which
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