The Study of PhilosophyCollegiate Press, 1987 - 340 pages |
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Page 43
... thing else - about such things as right and wrong , good and bad . Disagreement over these sorts of things does make us hostile and angry . Well , seeing that the gods are hostile to one another , they must be in disagreement over what ...
... thing else - about such things as right and wrong , good and bad . Disagreement over these sorts of things does make us hostile and angry . Well , seeing that the gods are hostile to one another , they must be in disagreement over what ...
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... things as " redness " or " roundness " or " truth , " " beauty , " and " virtue , " as if these things could exist by themselves and in their own right and were not merely abstractions , which ( like the cat's grin ) depend on some ...
... things as " redness " or " roundness " or " truth , " " beauty , " and " virtue , " as if these things could exist by themselves and in their own right and were not merely abstractions , which ( like the cat's grin ) depend on some ...
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... thing which enables us to know certain things is the very thing which makes it impossible to know other things . If I am compelled to wear blue spectacles all my life , to return to that useful analogy , I can know in advance and with ...
... thing which enables us to know certain things is the very thing which makes it impossible to know other things . If I am compelled to wear blue spectacles all my life , to return to that useful analogy , I can know in advance and with ...
Contents
It began here | 11 |
And so I go about the world | 29 |
Aristotle and the art of thinking | 67 |
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