The Life of the Mind: WillingHarcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1978 Includes chapters on Plato, Socrates, Thomas Aquinas, and Nietzsche. |
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Stranica 12
... seems , was the first to mention this suspension of time's motion in an enduring present , and this , interestingly enough , in his discussion of pleasure , hēdonē , in the tenth book of the Nicomachean Ethics . " Pleasure , " he says ...
... seems , was the first to mention this suspension of time's motion in an enduring present , and this , interestingly enough , in his discussion of pleasure , hēdonē , in the tenth book of the Nicomachean Ethics . " Pleasure , " he says ...
Stranica 220
... seems more significant that in the new scheme we can count backward and forward in such a way that the past reaches back into an infinite past and the future likewise stretches out into an infinite future . This twofold infinity ...
... seems more significant that in the new scheme we can count backward and forward in such a way that the past reaches back into an infinite past and the future likewise stretches out into an infinite future . This twofold infinity ...
Stranica 251
... seems unfair , but in some eventualities the opposite could seem unfair too : Kaufmann , for instance , might not care to be credited with words and expressions that are not his . Kemp Smith is dead , like many of the Plato translators ...
... seems unfair , but in some eventualities the opposite could seem unfair too : Kaufmann , for instance , might not care to be credited with words and expressions that are not his . Kemp Smith is dead , like many of the Plato translators ...
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