The Life of the Mind: ThinkingHarcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1978 - Broj stranica: 258 Includes chapters on Plato, Socrates, Thomas Aquinas, and Nietzsche. |
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Stranica 59
... necessity and contingency , according to which all that is necessary , and whose opposite is impossible , possesses a higher ontological dignity than whatever is but could also not be . This conviction that mathematical reasoning should ...
... necessity and contingency , according to which all that is necessary , and whose opposite is impossible , possesses a higher ontological dignity than whatever is but could also not be . This conviction that mathematical reasoning should ...
Stranica 60
... necessity ( anagkē ) , which is far stronger than the force of violence ( bia ) , is an old topos in Greek philosophy , and it is always meant as a compliment to truth that it can compel men with the irresistible force of Necessity ...
... necessity ( anagkē ) , which is far stronger than the force of violence ( bia ) , is an old topos in Greek philosophy , and it is always meant as a compliment to truth that it can compel men with the irresistible force of Necessity ...
Stranica 139
... necessity , but that the course of human affairs on earth also followed such laws , the laws of the incarnation of the Absolute Mind . From then on , the goal of philosophizing was not immortality but necessity : " Philosophical ...
... necessity , but that the course of human affairs on earth also followed such laws , the laws of the incarnation of the Absolute Mind . From then on , the goal of philosophizing was not immortality but necessity : " Philosophical ...
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