epub |eng | 1952-01-01 | Author:Lewis, C. S. [Lewis, C. S.]

Mere Christianity Chapter 15 Table of Contents Chapter 17 C.S. Lewis:Mere Christianity.Chapter 17 CHAPTER 17 FORGIVENESS I said in a previous chapter that chastity was the most unpopular of the ...

epub |eng | 2016-07-14 | Author:Gary Cox

18 The Ghost of Stalin In early 1955, alongside tinkering with his own autobiography, Sartre started yet another biography of a French writer. This time the subject was Flaubert. Over ...

epub |eng | 1991-07-14 | Author:James Hoopes

Notes 1. Died 1308. 2. The entia non sunt multiplicanda prœter necessitatem [“entities are not to be multiplied beyond necessity”] is the argument of Durand de St. Pourçain. But any ...

azw3, epub, pdf |eng | 2015-07-28 | Author:Jack Copeland [Copeland, Jack]

How to live with a fixed future Consider again the final sentence of the passage we’re examining: ‘Your future is fixed, ineviitable – laid out for you, waiting to be ...

epub, pdf |eng | | Author:Stuart Sim

Halley’s major writings and works Halley, Peter, Recent Essays 1990–1996, New York: Edgewise Press, 1997. Halley, Peter, Collected Essays 1971–1987 [1988], Zurich and New York: Bruno Bischofberger Gallery and Sonnabend ...

epub |eng | 2013-10-09 | Author:Axel Honneth

6.2.2 The Sphere of Consumption The rapid spread of the capitalist market economy throughout Western Europe in the twentieth century was for the most part explained by Max Weber, according ...

epub |eng | | Author:Troels Kardel & Paul Maquet

§35.When people say that blood is more volatile than the parts to be fed so that more solid food is required, this would appear a very strong argument if all ...

epub |eng | 2012-08-08 | Author:Stokes, Philip [Stokes, Philip]

Thomas Paine 1737–1809 The proceeds of land and property tax should be invested in a welfare system English-born political philosopher, Paine not only invented the term ‘United States of America’, ...

epub |eng | 2013-03-11 | Author:Donald D. Palmer

...and The last line of this “ecstatic lecture,” as Kierkegaard calls it, reveals another layer of meaning behind his skirmish with the aesthetic mentality. Perhaps the conclusion of the “lecture” ...

epub |eng | 2017-04-04 | Author:Alex Malpass,Marianna Antonutti Marfori [Marfori, Alex Malpass and Marianna Antonutti]

•a unary operation ¬ •two binary operations (join) and (meet) •two (distinct) elements 0 and 1 such that for all a, b, c ∈ A the following axioms hold: • ...

epub |eng | 2017-06-05 | Author:Manuel DeLanda,Graham Harman & Graham Harman [DeLanda, Manuel & Harman, Graham]

DeLanda: Of course, but I am not saying that the sum total of all possible relations is part of the identity of an object, since that sum total would be ...

epub |eng | | Author:Hans Blumenberg

5. The Abrogation of the Medieval Separation of Use and Enjoyment A formidable objection to this account may now be raised: How, with these fundamental conditions in place, could the ...

epub |eng | 2002-10-22 | Author:Margaret Visser

IV TRANSGRESSION THE NEED OF EVERY HUMAN BEING both for freedom and for justice is absolute and unconditional. This is one fact that all of us understand, even those who ...

epub |eng | 2009-06-14 | Author:Gemes, Ken; May, Simon; & Simon May

3. THE FREE SPIRIT AND THE CRITIQUE OF THE WILL TO TRUTH Besides its role in the constitution of full-fledged, ‘autonomous’ personhood, freedom also figures as a substantive evaluative ideal ...

epub |eng | | Author:James E. Christie

Just like that, the conjecture that Jupiter was inhabited became an assertion that each planet had its own inhabitants. Not only that, he also concluded that each must have moons ...