epub |eng | | Author:J. Krishnamurti

Third Talk in London This morning we are going to discuss, and we ought to be very clear what we mean by discussion. I feel it will be worthwhile if ...

epub |eng | | Author:Corns, Jennifer

It follows, a fortiori, that any physical or objective condition of tissue or body parts is not pain either, even though “we may well appreciate that pain most often has” ...

epub |eng | | Author:Stephen Leach,James Tartaglia & Tartaglia, James

In other words, in committing myself to achieving the highest good in the world, I thereby commit myself to its possibility.3 But the being capable of making rain respect virtue ...

epub |eng | | Author:Raja Halwani

Consequentialism and Prostitution Even if two (or more) adults consent to a sex act and the other caveats are satisfied, it may still be that the sex act, especially as ...

epub |eng | 2019-04-15 | Author:Rosi Braidotti;

Second-Generation Studies What emerged around the turn of the millennium is a second generation of Studies that addressed more directly the issue of anthropocentrism. Genealogically indebted to the first generation ...

epub |eng | 2008-11-15 | Author:Lin Yutang [Yutang, Lin]

V. ON SMOKE AND INCENSE The world today is divided into smokers and non-smokers. It is true that the smokers cause some nuisance to the non-smokers, but this nuisance is ...

epub |eng | 2018-06-17 | Author:Fodor, James

Relativism and Universalism Craig says that for moral values to be objective they must be right or wrong ‘independently of whether anybody believes it to be so’. Obviously by ‘anybody’ ...

epub |eng | | Author:Fromm, Erich

* This is the limitation of even the best psychology, a point I have discussed in detail, comparing “negative psychology” and “negative theology” in an essay, “On the Limitations and ...

epub |eng | 2017-03-03 | Author:Han, Byung-Chul; Badiou, Alain; Butler, Erik

Everyday life consists of discontinuities. Erotic experience opens the way to “continuity of being”—which only death, as the end of “the discontinuity of beings,” can provide.21 In a society where ...

epub |eng | 2009-03-01 | Author:Peter Cave [Cave, Peter]

5 With politics Two cheers for Democracy: one because it admits variety and two because it permits criticism. E. M. Forster How should society be run? Politics raises this question ...

epub |eng | 1990-12-31 | Author:Immanuel Kant

mobi, epub, pdf |eng | 2011-03-01 | Author:Brian Christian [Christian, Brian]

7. Barging In Listeners keep up with talkers; they do not wait for the end of a batch of speech and interpret it after a proportional delay, like a critic ...

epub, mobi |eng | 2011-04-05 | Author:A. C. Grayling [Grayling, A. C.]

Chapter 75 1. Meanwhile the Greek fleet lay at Artemisium, two hundred and seventy ships not counting the penteconters, under the command of the Spartan Eurybiades, son of Eurycleides. 2. ...

mobi, azw3, epub, pdf |eng | | Author:Christian, Brian [Christian, Brian]

7. Barging In Listeners keep up with talkers; they do not wait for the end of a batch of speech and interpret it after a proportional delay, like a critic ...