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Resources in Ancient, Medieval, Modern, & Contemporary Thought Classical Realism, Classical Liberalism, History of Philosophy, Political Philosophy, Ethics, Applied Philosophy, Living A Good & Fulfilling Life, News & Commentary About Philosophy, Politics, Religion, Education, Science, And A Lot More RADICAL:
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k'l) adj. [ < L. "radix," of, or from, the
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facts, causes, principles, problems, solutions;
also describes a person advocating such. The
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