The Life of the Mind: WillingIncludes chapters on Plato, Socrates, Thomas Aquinas, and Nietzsche. |
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However that may be , there are many passages in Hegel that indicate that his philosophy is less inspired by the works of his predecessors , less a reaction to their opinions , less an attempt to “ solve ” problems of metaphysics , less ...
However that may be , there are many passages in Hegel that indicate that his philosophy is less inspired by the works of his predecessors , less a reaction to their opinions , less an attempt to “ solve ” problems of metaphysics , less ...
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... area “ must . . . be very natural to the human mind , " and he describes - less vividly and also less precisely but in words strangely similar to those we have just been hearing — the conflicts the willing ego is subject to .
... area “ must . . . be very natural to the human mind , " and he describes - less vividly and also less precisely but in words strangely similar to those we have just been hearing — the conflicts the willing ego is subject to .
Stranica 197
The abyss of freedom and the novus ordo seclorum less speculative than other products of the thinking ego . Einstein himself , in a much quoted remark , very clearly drew the line between cognitive statements and speculative ...
The abyss of freedom and the novus ordo seclorum less speculative than other products of the thinking ego . Einstein himself , in a much quoted remark , very clearly drew the line between cognitive statements and speculative ...
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