Inequality vs Identity: “The Hidden War Between System and Self”
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Inequality vs Identity: “The Hidden War Between System and Self”

by Jacques Robin Noel Jeune

Philosophy Social Sciences Political Science
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Inequality vs Identity: “The Hidden War Between System and Self” considers the relationship between social inequality and individual identity. Jacques Robin Noel Jeune’s concise work invites readers to reflect on the tension between broader systems and the self, making it suitable for those interested in sociology, social issues, and identity.

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Inequality vs Identity: “The Hidden War Between System and Self” explores the relationship between inequality and identity.

The title presents a tension between wider systems and individual selfhood, inviting reflection on how these forces may intersect.

Written by Jacques Robin Noel Jeune, this book may interest readers examining social structures, personal identity, and their connection.

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