Chapter 9 of The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empirehttp://www.ourcivilisation.com/smartboard/shop/gibbone/rome/volume1/chap9.htm
have convinced modern philosophers of the falsehood, and indeed the impossibility, of the supposition. To the names of Mariana and of Machiavel, ( 39 ) we can oppose the equal nam
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a group of neo-Randian philosophers centered in the Midwest and they meet usually once a year or twice a year. There's an Austrian Economics Newsletter published for the Center of
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class of peripatetic philosophers--half pedler, half mendicant--who were in the habit of visiting us. One we recollect, a lame, unshaven, sinister-eyed, unwholesome fellow, with h
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societies possible. Philosophers are rarely interested in what people happen to think. Identical twins reared in separate households (because of adoption) usually turn out to be v
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people think. Not even philosophers, as the following story illustrates. One philosopher was struggling to decide whether to stay at Columbia University or to accept a job offer f
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enough, since antiquity philosophers had been troubled by the source of conceptual knowledge (Robinson 1995). Kant, for example, had proposed a separate faculty of reason with acc
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mundus (one world) and Philosophers' Stone. Consciousness . The function or activity which maintains the relation of psychic contents to the ego; distinguished conceptually from t
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Chapter 21 of The Decline And Fall Of The Roman Empirehttp://www.ourcivilisation.com/smartboard/shop/gibbone/rome/volume1/chap21.htm
I . A chosen society of philosophers, men of a liberal education and curious disposition, might silently meditate, and temperately discuss in the gardens of Athens or the library
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Physiologists, like philosophers, believe that consciousness increases in value in proportion as it increases in clarity: the clearest consciousness, the most logical and coldest
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by Eastern-oriented philosophers to the question of whether the world conforms to the Buddhist epistemological paradigm or not. The paradigmatic power struggle of the lamas
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