The two types of philosophy are mysticism and lists. All philosophy falls into one of these two categories.
Plato? Mysticism. Aristotle? Lists.
Confucius? Lists. Zhuangzi? Mysticism.
Despite constantly talking about true essences and infinite attributes, Spinoza is lists.
The two types of philosophy are mysticism and lists. All philosophy falls into one of these two categories.
Plato? Mysticism. Aristotle? Lists.
Confucius? Lists. Zhuangzi? Mysticism.
Despite constantly talking about true essences and infinite attributes, Spinoza is lists.
The Pope blessed some water? Can you even imagine?
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~ Oliver Sacks (1933-2015)
#Painting, Caspar David Friedrich, ‘Evening,’ 1821.
~ Oliver Sacks (1933-2015)
#Painting, Caspar David Friedrich, ‘Evening,’ 1821.
Aquinas? Lists. Augustine? Mysticism.
(The latter is probably the *only* such pairing in which I prefer the mystic.)
The two types of philosophy are mysticism and lists. All philosophy falls into one of these two categories.
Plato? Mysticism. Aristotle? Lists.
Confucius? Lists. Zhuangzi? Mysticism.
Despite constantly talking about true essences and infinite attributes, Spinoza is lists.
Aquinas? Lists. Augustine? Mysticism.
(The latter is probably the *only* such pairing in which I prefer the mystic.)