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...Cyclopedia of issues in modern philosophy: The philosophy of science and religion, the cognitive sciences, cultural studies, aesthetics, art and literature, the philosophy of economics, the philosophy of psychology, and ethics....

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...xism-Leninism, Stalinism, Maoism - have wrought misery on ascale unprecedented even by medieval standards. OnlyFascism and Nazism compare with them un... ...isplaced: Natural Selection IS the vitalpower itself.Modern Physics is converging with Philosophy (possiblywith the philosophical side of Religion as ... ...taphors and, lately, by (neuronal) network metaphors.Metaphors are not confined to the philosophy ofneurology. Architects and mathematicians, for inst... ...The City"(New York, MacMillan, 1958) described this mental shiftof paradigm thus: "The medieval citizen was on the waytowards becoming an economic man... ...nism was characterized bytensions between party, state and the economy - exactly asthe medieval polity was plagued by conflicts betweenchurch, king an... ...t times of feudalism. Theeleventh and twelfth centuries witnessed a concertedeffort by medieval scholars to apply "scientific" principlesand human kno... ...d as "back to the future", communism was surely"forward to the past".CompetitionA. THE PHILOSOPHY OF COMPETITIONThe aims of competition (anti-trust) l... ...ncepts it applies to, the term's universe of applicability).As the Oxford Companion to Philosophy puts it (p.411):"A context of a form of words is int... ....The celebrity's inevitable downfall and corruption is themodern-day equivalent of the medieval morality play.This trajectory - from rags to riches an...

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...Examples of Neutrosophy used in Arabic philosophy: - While Avicenna promotes the idea that the world is contingent if it is necessitated by its causes, Averroes rejects it, and both of them are right from their point of view. Hence and have common parts. - Isl...

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...ORENTIN SMARANDACHE SALAH OSMAN Neutrosophy in Arabic Philosophy Renaissance High Press 2007 ... ...enaissance High Press 2007 Neutrosophy inArabic Philosophy Neutrosophy in Arabic Philosophy Florentin Smarandache... ... Salah Osman, Ph D Assistant Professor Department of Philosophy Minufiya University Faculty of Arts ... ...he/eBooks-otherformats.htmPeer Reviewers:Faculty and StudentsDepartment of PhilosophyMinufiya Univer sityF a culty of Ar tsShebin Elkom, Egypt(ISBN-10... ...t it preserved, and the achievements that it did in various fields during medieval era. Thus it is not to be excluded from the neutrosophic treatme... ...c civilization”, or “Islamic civilization”, or“the civilization of East in medieval centuries”, we shall treatall them in the frame of restricted prob... ...eEuropean division of the general history into «ancient»,«medieval», and «modern». This division led to the look at theEast as a worl... ... an European event. The event by which the historymoves from «ancient» to «medieval» is the decline of Romeby Northern Goths tribes, and on the other ... ...her civilizations of world. Also theevent by which the history moves from «medieval» to«modern» is the fall of Constantinople by the Ottomans in1453, ...

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...Logical Philosophy is a compendium of five works published in 2002-06, namely: Phenomenology (2003), Volition and Allied Causal Concepts (2004), Meditations (2006), Ruminations (2005), and Buddhist Illogic (2002). These works togeth...

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... avi-sion@thelogician.netLibrary Cataloguing Information:Sion, Avi.Logical Philosophy.A Compendium.No index, no bibliography. ISBN 978... ...liography. ISBN 978-1494998967 LOGICAL PHILOSOPHY 1AbstractLogical Philosophy: A Compendium ... ...ist Illogic (2002).These works together define what may be termed ‘Logical Philosophy’, i.e. philosophical discoursedistinguished by its steadfast rel... ...n the same period (published in 2003, 2005).2 LOGICAL PHILOSOPHYOther works by Avi Sion (photo) include:Future Logic: Categorical... ...rst published by author in Geneva, 2008. LOGICAL PHILOSOPHY 3Contents in briefPHENOMENOLOGY.... ...he Holocaust of Jews in 1933-45. As Paul Johnson writes: “Rather as the medieval anti-Semite saw the Jew as non-human, a devil or a sort of anim... ... Or again,with regard to history, we may marvel at the twists and turns of medieval and early renaissance thinking as 3described... ...roposes is that between the Classical period, and the Renaissance and Late Medieval.According to him, this period was characterized by a frivolous con... ...tern culture, atleast according to Foucault. This refers supposedly to the Medieval Christian and Renaissance cultures. Heconsiders that this period s...

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...Martin Luther goes through the seven sacraments of the medieval Catholic Church with his interpretation of the Bible. He teaches his opinions on the different pratices taken place within the Catholic Church and what they should or do represent. The book is seemingly set in an "...

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..., the most prominent English reformer before the Reformation and keenest of medievalcritics of the doctrine of transubstantiation, was posthumously co... ...hout support of Scripture or reason that itseems to me he knows neither his philosophy nor his logic. For Aristotle speaks of subject andaccidents so ... ...Questiones quarti libri sententiarum, quest. 6, E; folio cclxiv a.60 Famous medieval textbook of theology, compiled circa 1150 by Peter Lombard (d. 11... ... fourth book treats of the sacraments in general.61 The qualifies which, in medieval thought, were held to adhere to the invisible “substance,” and to... ...transubstantiation (a monstrousword and a monstrous idea), until the pseudo philosophy of Aristotle began to make its inroadsinto the church in these ... ... in and outwithout disturbing them. Out of this has arisen that Babel of a philosophy of a constant quantity distinct from thesubstance,70 until it h... ...l in theaccident as it can in the substance. Let us not dabble too much in philosophy, however. Does not Christ appear to haveanticipated this curios... ...e Order of Preachers, commonly known as the Dominican Order.136 religio. In medieval Latin this was a special designation for the particular piety of ... ...(circa 350 A.D.), famous Latin grammarian, whose Ars Minor was the favorite medieval textbook. Thechancellor of the University of Paris, John Gerson (...

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...ة تأسيسية للفلسفة النيوتروسـوفية شدا بأكمله من البـاحثين– ، لأن ح Neutrosophic philosophy – ينبغـي أن يقـتحم كافـة المـدارس، والحركـات... ...رة. Philosophia perennis (٦) ٦. الفلــسفة الدائمــــــــة ) تؤكد على الصدق المـشترك Permanent philosophy =) لوجهات النظر المتناقضة، أما النيوتروسوفيا... ...دي بنسبة ١٠٠٪ بالمثل. وفض تقترب به نسبة اللايقين من صفر إلى ١٠٠. Philosophy's limits س – حدود الفلسفة : صـادقة Tautolo... ...دلال قـائم علـىتحليل القضايا الموجبة، والسالبة، والمحايدة. وذلك ما يجـب أن . Quantum philosophy نسميه «فلسفة الك م» ... ...فسر إمكانية تشكيل فئـات من الأفراد ذوي السمات المتماثلة جز ئيا. : Philosophy of philosophy · فلسفة الفلسفة ... ...في القرن السادس عشر، كانت رد فعـلوصري حا خلال القرن السابع عشر – ضد نماذج من التفكير والحجج . Medieval scholasticism مرتبطة بمدرسية العصور الوس... ...The Appropriation and Sunsequent, Naturalization of Greek Science in Medieval Islam: A Preliminary Statement, H... ...ي»: مقدمة التحقيق لكتاب ٨٠. سليمان دنيا:81. Sabra, Science and Philosophy in Medieval Islamic Theology : The Evidence ... ... ٨٨. نفس المرجع، ص ص ٧٤– ٧٥، ص ٨١.89. Sabra, Science and Philosophy in Medieval Islamic Theology, p. 5.الفرق الكلامية، فق...

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...Prologue This book deals with the transition from knowledge to wisdom. Wisdom justifies the use of the word philosophy throughout the text from its etymology of ‘the love of wisdom’, which across millennia has been interpreted as understanding of life. Such understanding is more than knowledge and in order to avoid more esoteric ap...

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...Table of Contents Author’s Preface vii Prologue 1 Chapter 1 – History, Agriculture and Philosophy 4 Where to Begin? 4 The West’s Emergence 8 Panaceas 10 Innovation & Nature 14 Genetics, Climate & Change 17 Adaptive Food Production 20 Chapter 2 – Pan-disciplinary Philosophy 25 Confusion in Language 25 Some T...

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... Agriculture & PhilosophyAgricultural Science in Philosophy Linds... ...otherpurposes, permission should be requested from the author. Title: Agriculture & Philosophy: agricultural science in philosophy / J. Lindsay Falv... ...or). Published: Thaksin University Press, 2020. Content Types: Text Subjects: Philosophy & Religion Technology, Engineering, Agricult... ...ulture. Australian Target Audience: specialized Summary: Agriculture and philosophy have been integrally linked across history and remain... ...lture and philosophy have been integrally linked across history and remain so. Philosophy, defined as wise means of humans being at ease in nat... ...lileo’s insights built on the earlierfoundation of the natural philosophy of the medieval period – the so-called ‘Dark Ages’. The protection ... ...0–1900. Cambridge University Press.142 Hannam, J. (2010) God's Philosophers: How the Medieval World Laid the Foundations ofModern Science. Icon Books... ...al of Developing Areas 13:275-282.482 James Hannam (2010) God's Philosophers: How the Medieval World Laid the Foundationsof Modern Science. Icon Books... ... Actual name: Ibn Rushd, (1126-1198)493 Willam Wallace, ‘The Philosophical Setting of Medieval Science’, in Science in the MiddleAges, ed. David C. Li...

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... 839. The Machine of Capital and Labour; 840. The Medieval, Of A New Dark Age Comes; Canto XXIII 841. Upo... ...o Bloom The Immortelles. 186. Of Fruitless Crystal Blossom, Medieval 187. Purge Memory To The Pasturage Of 188. ... ... Lumbered To A Wrought Cruel Fate To Hopèd Dëæth; 267. Of New Philosophy, A Bereaved Mourned For 268. Dear Sake To Avenging T... ...latans In Statute Marble Dread In The 604. Infinite Infantile Philosophy Of 605. Weighty Dawn In Parable Allegory 606. ... ... Power In Rapine Anguish 367. Grief Of The Perishing, Yet Dead Philosophy 368. In Theatrical Veil Impaled In Govern Zeal. 3... ...e 443. Essay Lyric And The Narrative Dramatic 444. Poetry Of Philosophy Moraled Fable 445. In Candid Sublime Of The Immaculate In... ...ntasms In Orate Spake Silence; 626. Impossible Infinite Of The Philosophy 627. Of The Futures Is In Radial Multitude 628. ... ...ation of 194. foundationalism fundamentalism Classical Antiquity to Medieval Enlightenment of 195. Modernity Philosophy Literature of Ae... ...an judeo-christian- 738. islamic citadels of Classical Antiquity to Medieval Ages of Renaissance 739. Enlightenment Babylonian trees of ...

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...Daniel Fidel Ferrer.Includes bibliographical references.1. Ontology. 2. Metaphysics. 3. Philosophy, German. 4.Thought and thinking. 5.Philosphy, Asian... ...hilosophy, German. 4.Thought and thinking. 5.Philosphy, Asian. 6. Philosophy, Indic. 7. Philosophy, Modern -- 20th century.8.Philosophy, Modern -- 19t... .... Philosophy, Modern -- 20th century.8.Philosophy, Modern -- 19th century. 9. Practice (Philosophy). 10. Philosophy andcivilization. 11. Postmodernism... ...ietzsche, Wittgenstein,and Heidegger uniquely and creatively altered the very nature of philosophy through thefundamental and radical transformation o... ...όλεμος; "war"). In a very general sense of war--- offigh i g over he re of “ r h” or “philosophy” Bo h Hegel d H sserl m ke ll“ o he hi gs or ma... ...bout method ” ( Zollikon Seminars). Heidegger was workingon teaching a class in 1919 on Medieval Mysticism; but instead got tied up inmethodological i...

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...smorally dubious. Anti-tax movements have sprung allover the world and their philosophy permeates theideology of political parties in many countries, ... ...oach.That the market is wiser than any of its participants is apillar of the philosophy of capitalism. In its pure form, thetheory claims that markets... ...ethics andexpedience conflict with legality - which should prevail?Enter the medieval doctrine of "Just War" (justum bellum,or, more precisely jus ad ... ...nflict resolution options having been exhausted.The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy sums up thedoctrine thus:"The principles of the justice of war... ...ew semesters in the Technion – IsraelInstitute of Technology, Haifa.Ph.D. in Philosophy (major: Philosophy of Physics) –Pacific Western University, Ca... ...sites in:– Psychology ("Malignant Self Love") - An OpenDirectory Cool Site,– Philosophy ("Philosophical Musings"),– Economics and Geopolitics ("World ...

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...order to review them for the German journal “Zentralblatt fár Mathematik”. It was an inspired connection he made between literature/arts and science, philosophy....

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...Paradoxism is an avant-garde movement in literature, art, philosophy, science, based on excessive used of antitheses, antinomies, contradictions, parables, odds, paradoxes in creations....

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...nts:Preface by Charles T. Le: 3 0. Introduction: 9 1. Neutrosophy - a new branch of philosophy: 13 2. Neutrosophic Logic - a unifying field in logi... ...nnovative painter Florentin Smarandache, especially because thetreated subject was of philosophy - revealing paradoxes - and logics.He had generalized... ... and “neutrosophic statistics” and thus opening new ways of research in four fields: philosophy, logics, set theory, and probability/statistics.It wa... ...athematik”. It was an inspired connection he made between literature/arts and science,philosophy.We started a long correspondence with questions and a... ... Millennium.2.1. Definition:PARADOXISM is an avant-garde movement in literature, art, philosophy, science, basedon excessive used of antitheses, antin... ...IndianAcademy of Mathematics>, Bombay, India, No. 18, 53-55, 1996.[20] Leff, Gordon, "Medieval Thought from St. Augustine to Ockham", Penguin Books,In... ...nder certain conditions and (T2, I2, F2) under others. 98The Medieval paradox, called Buridan’s Ass after Jean Buridan (near ...

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...e will36-Justice and injustice good and bad37-The creation of a myth38-Indian philosophy39-Meditation40-The two lives41-Sex power and happiness42-The ... ...rs what Jesus called "the waterof life" that is, the food for the spirit that philosophy provides,because just as the body feeds on matter, the spirit... ... just as the body feeds on matter, the spirit feeds onemotions, which is what philosophy represents. I hope this bookis like a light that guides peopl... ...ven reluctant totake up that role at first. It is also fair to recognize that philosophyand religion are useful to promote the progress of humanity, s... ... not, buteven if this were not true, we should not therefore underestimatethe philosophy that is immersed in religion, because it is in chargeof the i... ...does shows that they lack the will to seek thetruth. A proof of this is their medieval customs such as wearingsimple tunics or wearing a shaved head, ...

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...rch. Many who professed conversion still clung to the tenets of theirpagan philosophy, and not only continued its study themselves, buturged it upon o... ...acquainted with every branch of learning. He was educated in thescholastic philosophy, in the canons of the church, and in the civil law,especially th... ...isearly training was apparent. A thorough acquaintance with thespeculative philosophy of his time enabled him to expose its errors; andby his study of... ...obler principle, thanhas ever resulted from the ablest training that human philosophyaffords. "The entrance of Thy words," says the psalmist, "giveth ... ...possible to regard thepapacy as a middle term between the original and the medieval RomanEmpire, and thus to form a theoretical basis of continuity fo... ...l. 3, p. 17. For an English translationsee Frederic A. Ogg, Source Book of Medieval History (New York:American Book Co., 1907), ch. 6, sec. 45, pp. 26... ...5, pp. 262-264; and Oliver J.Thatcher and Edgar H. Mcneal, source Book for Medieval History (NewYork: Charles Scribner's Sons, 1905), sec. 3, item 65,... ...ed., ch. 10; and James W.Thompson and Edgar N. Johnson, An Introduction to Medieval Europe,300-1500, pages 377-380. Page 59. Purgatory.--Dr. Joseph ... ...s., and The Inquisition in the SpanishDependencies; and H. S. Turberville, Medieval Heresy and theInquisition (London: C. Lockwood and Son, 1920--a me...

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...l his self-contempt; and helearns this self-contempt from his consolation, philosophy. After somersaulting onto his ownshoulders to shout his message ... ... the hidden face of life, themore it ‘invents’ the everyday. Enlightenment philosophy accelerated the descent towards the concrete insofar as the conc... ...ion are born in what is most familiar. Was it ever otherwise? Art, ethics, philosophybear witness: under the crust of words and concepts, the living r... ...etter not forget it.While we spiel and spout ironically about the decay of philosophy, contemporary philosopherswatch with knowing smiles from behind ... ... what defines you?” 534 In this Critique of Hegel’s Philosophy of Right, Marx writes: Theory becomes a material force once it h... ...plies that roles are adistinction reserved for a chosen few. Roman slaves, medieval serfs, agricultural day-labourers,proletarians brutalized by a thi... ...h expressed in the theological terms of the time, also in-formed the great medieval heresies and their anticlerical rage, the recent exhumation of whi...

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...y whatI have read, I continue to read widely. My recent and more profound book ‘Agriculture &Philosophy’ contains the culmination of other reading bui... ... Its foundations werelaid by Islam. Islam taught Europe virtually all it knew about science, philosophy andeducation. Starting with the basics, Islam ... ...tant contribution agricultural sciencemakes to life, then it is impossible to ignore ethics, philosophy, history and so on. And soit tickles me to see... ...m comofortable with a universal and generalapproach in the manner of Huxley’s ‘The Perennial Philosophy’, which he could wellhave called ‘The Universa... ...d Indian models inmetaphorical terms was the Greek system under Solon who integrated secular philosophywith governance on the basis that nature follow... ...tivelymodern legalism, as Burchfield in his ‘The Genealogy of Dictionaries’ previously noted:Medieval European authors took it as axiomatic that their... ...owing from theseearlier belief systems and enforcing respect for them. But instead we revive medieval liesinvented for ignoble purposes by imperialist... ...cal arrogance that assumeswe have answers for other cultures to follow. So we call al-Qaida ‘medieval’ because thatwas our dark period – but for Islam... ... enlightened witha tolerance that Europe had never before approached. And by using the term ‘medieval’we do not have to consider that in fact terroris...

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...'s spiritual transformation as the most revolutionary force. Packed with fascinating real life stories and vibrant testimony, as well as history and philosophy and practical guidance, Yoni Shakti is about freedom and power, encompassing yoga, sex, health and spirituality. Always refreshing, irreverent and inspiring, Yoni Shakti brings womb yoga, Goddess-focused tantra and...

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... a treasure-house ofresources, rituals and wild ideas, a powerful integration of philosophyand techniques for positive living. Tantra is ofte... ...ging us to reconnectwith our own ancient ways of knowing, many thousands of years old.The philosophy and practice of śākta tantra provides a detailedu... ...eredbefore, and some are more familiar, and widely taught.Yoni Śakti presents history and philosophy alongsidepractice and case studies, and is punctu... ... andinspirational motivation for the genesis of haṭha yoga.Chapters four to seven combine philosophy and yogapractice. They set out the most unusual a... ...brantpractice of worship. But even in their ruinous state, the circles ofyoginīs in these medieval Indian temples remain the focus of greatdevotion, a... ...pe).Even though the radical feminist cunt-lovers might be totallyfascinated to discover a medieval Tamil tāntrika’s poetic guide tospiritual dimension... ...lehave been practising yoga for six thousand years. The writtenaccounts of haṭha yoga are medieval, but the philosophies uponwhich haṭha yoga rests ar... ... huge gap between this newly created, ‘textual history’ of yogaand the reality of how the medieval haṭha yogīs actually lived andpractised. Recent ... ...l, cultural and economic pressures have come tobear on the development of yoga, and these medieval practiceshave taken many complex routes before arri...

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...LEDGE42-DIFFERENCE BETWEEN PROOF AND BELIEF43-THE TWO WAYS OF THINKING44-THE PHILOSOPHY IS NOT ENOUGH45-THE TRUE FREEDOM46-THE SOURCE47-THE HOUSE OF T... ...s showthe supposed aliens living with landscapes of the nineteenthcentury or medieval, when they act like this, what they do is notshow the future, bu... ...to occultists than to materialistic scientists, because whenit comes to pure philosophy I think they are very right in somethings, but it is necessary... ...e best andworst at the same time, the best because as a specialist inancient philosophy and mythology she was excellent, and theworst because she had ... ... not bepriests or any other person because the human species wouldnot exist. Philosophy is one of the functions necessary forcivilization to prosper b... ...ts instead of meditation sitesdedicated to extol nature.Those who think that philosophy alone is enough to fill our livesmake a big mistake, because p...

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...asedon statements by Azsacra and represents some kind of prolegomenato his philosophy of Nothing to Power (“Das Nichts zur Macht”) andEmptiness to Sup... ...dEmptiness to Supremacy (“Die Leere zur Herrschaft”). Azsacra saysthat his philosophy should “create an effect of a Definitive Absence ofthe weakness”... ...ercoming traditional “nihilism” 4by means of anti-philosophy of Great Midday. Such is the emptykingdom of Zarathustra confirm... ...erefore they must be brutally exterminated. Here comes a time tostrike all philosophy with a finishing blow. This would be the final woundexacted by t... ...y to cleanse it with the madness of Nietzsche… exposing the madness of all philosophy as total cowardice ofthinking. There is nothing better for a man... ...or a man than to think as Nietzschethought and to die as Mishima died. The medieval Japanese Samuray(Spirit which always was ready to Rupture!) would ...

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...person seizes truth through death».(G. Bataille).The INTRODUCTION. How the Philosophy returns to its sources.CHAPTER 1. The Captain of Soul.CHAPTER 2.... ...LUSION. The twelve principles of the sense of lifeTHE INTRODUCTION.HOW THE PHILOSOPHY RETURNS TO ITS SOURCES.«When one who is listening does not under... ...he so-called academicphilosophy has fallen outside own limits in which the philosophy wasgenerated in the Ancient Greece, and has turned to dead syste... ...ght now, when theworld changes into one big poststructuralist project, the philosophycomes back to native sources, presenting an example of universalm... ... and a substantive character of a non-existence – an ideawhich ancient and medieval mystics had. However, they operated moreoften with concept "nothin... ...is to anybody. Anddeveloping so-called “negative theology” medieval Europeantheologians used a concept of the Nothing as instructi... ...f religious worship, theconcept of Spirituality is considered as a kind of medieval atavism.Actually the spiritual area of the Nothing is unique authe... ...Spiritual Horizontal of the Nothing consists.The Nothing also is that many medieval mystics named God. TheNothing exists by means of everything: by me... ...ilosophical views of Mishima are most full expressed in hiscomments to the medieval code of Samurais “Hagakure Njumon”.The initial point of Mishima’s ...

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...pecial devicecalled the time machine is usually used. Time travel is a recognized concept in philosophy and science, but whose scope is highlydispu... ...sophy and science, but whose scope is highlydisputed, giving rise to numerous paradoxes in both philosophy and science. Time travel isconsidered by so... ... regarded space and time as one concept called pacha. (Atuq Eusebio MangaQespi 1994) Ancient philosophy has had two different time-related concepts... ...has become a commonstarting point for discussion of his nature. (Lewis 1976) Only the Parmenian philosophy, accordingto which the past, present and fu... ...ed years, only one day, twenty-fourhours would have passed for them.'" (Chattopadhyaya 1964) Medieval philosophers and theologians have developed t... ...ook/12280-the-basic-works-of-aristotle.Arntzenius, Frank. 2006. “Time Travel: Double Your Fun.” Philosophy Compass 1 (6): 599– 616. https://doi.org...

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...True on the Right Mountaindays. Rather they talked philosophy, politics andentertainment.But this day, as the... ...’, ‘Friendship’, ‘Grief’, ‘Jesu’, ‘Marx’, ‘Muni’,‘Natural understanding’, ‘Philosophy’, ‘Prayer’, ‘Reflection’,‘Science’, ‘Sufi’, ‘Trauma’ and ‘Work’.... ...cult for him as it is for othersthat I have met who focus on one person or philosophy ingeneral. The philosophy had been both an entry point intohimse... ...son and reflected how easily one driftedto exotic explanation when, as the medieval monk William ofOckham had notably observed, ‘the simplest explanat... ...something he had read from Whiteheadabout the fundamental error of Western philosophy being its 53 Reaching the Top? All Paths are... ...g, Liberty, Marx,Muni, Mystic, Natural Understanding, Occultism,Philosophy, Poetry, Prayer, Progress, Prophecy, Quelle,Reflection, Science,...