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...he intensely religious ~terest that characteriseS them alL It is, indeed, philosophical; but it is not an academic work of discursive philosophy. It... ...and delicate power. For this reason, though we might call I and Thou a " philosophical-religio1:lB poem", it belongs essentially to no single speci... ...us experience rather than in theological debates and the rise and fall of philosophical schools. It has first and foremost to be judged on its intr... ...In the second place, this new awareness has had far.. reaching efiects on philosophical thought. Hitherto, what we have known about the mutual relat... ...n which !dealist philosophy has worked. The direct influence of Buber on philosophical thought is nowhere more clea:rly shown than in the work oj ... ...odily.to him, sleeping or waking, draws near and charms him with .silent movements, or 'fascinates hi~ with the evil or sweetness of its touch. He ... ... how faultlessly, in the year of the parties and the groups with their " movements" which aimed at being above parties, the heaven-storming session... ...al movement towards the primal source. For the two primary meta.cosmical movements of the world-expansion into its own being and reversal to conne...

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...human existence and its content is the result of both an existential and a philosophical approach, even when it takes the form of myth and fable. ... ...m one fire to the next, and to one hundred thousand more. An idea that is philosophically or scientifically valid produces a field of energy, on th... ...iar with so far in our history are of four types: mythological, religious, philosophical and scientific. Generally these cosmologies were created in... ...ew that is created by looking at only one type of data, be it religious or philosophical or scientific, produces a view that is fallible. This is th... ...ation lies, in my opinion, in the affirmation that it can be demonstrated, philosophically and scientifically, that any event can be brought back to... ...e use song, like birds. Some use olfactory effects and others use rhythmic movements that express the strength, grace and beauty of a dance. Hum... ...e use song, like birds. Some use olfactory effects and others use rhythmic movements that express the strength, grace and beauty of a dance. Hum...

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...t in the theory of human knowledge. While, however, some of the pages of Sextus' works would form a possible introduction to certain lines of modern philosophical thought, we cannot carry the analogy farther, for Pyrrhonism as a whole lacked the essential element of all philosophical progress, which is a belief in the possibility of finding and establishing the truth in t...

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...Sextus' works would form a possible introduction to certain lines of modern philosophical thought, we cannot carry the analogy farther, for Pyrrhoni... ...logy farther, for Pyrrhonism as a whole lacked the essential element of all philosophical progress, which is a belief in the possibility of finding ... ...thus be able to comprehend more fully the standpoint from which he regarded philosophical questions. Let us accordingly attempt to give some details... ... small one, and on a subtle and unimportant point; in fact, a difference in philosophical theory, and not in medical practice. [1] Brochard Op. cit... ... and not as a physician. He was classed in later times with Pyrrho, and his philosophical works survived, while his medical writings did not, but ar... ...m, the different results which followed the difference in origin of the two movements, and these differences followed according to general laws of d...

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...m, means the theory and school of using paradoxes in literary, artistic, philosophical, scientific creations. 2.3. History: "Paradoxism started as... ...phy, even science. Through experiments one brings new literary, artistic, philosophical or scientific terms, new procedures, methods or even algorit... ...cause, I think, a whole collective of researchers should pass through all philosophical schools/movements/theses/ideas and extract their positive, ... ...e collective of researchers should pass through all philosophical schools/movements/theses/ideas and extract their positive, negative, and neuter fe... ...d explores new terms within the framework of avant-garde and experimental philosophical methods under multiple values logics. The research is ... ...nal spectra. C) Characteristics: This mode of thinking: - proposes new philosophical theses, principles, laws, methods, formulas, movements; - re... ... - proposes new philosophical theses, principles, laws, methods, formulas, movements; - reveals that world is full of indeterminacy; - interprets th... ...explores the differences between: . thinkers, . philosophical schools, movements, theories, principles and proves they are minimum; - reveals tha... ...es, paradoxically, a new kind a philosophy! I) New Types of Philosophical Movements: a) Revisionism: to review all the philosophical systems, ideas...

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...tood!), as well as - as much as I could understand- some of his mathematical, philosophical, enigmatical etc. creations. I recognize that almost all ... ...y postmodernism. But we also emphasized the features that distinguish the two movements. We insisted on the features which show paradoxism’s original... ...nd to understand its evolution, whence the lack of “adherence” to avant-garde movements 7) . (I have recently met, for instance, a 9 distinguishe... ...unded it- with the mere use of paradoxes as figures of speech or as ideas and philosophical life conceptions. If we admit the mentioned understanding... ... Useless to say that the paradoxism can’t be extended to the entire artistic( philosophical etc.) phenomenology of the paradox. Otherwise Smarandach... ...e paradox Smarandache etc. As well as his famous precursor, he emphasized the philosophical connotations of the mathematics; but he went further on ... ...ention, in the worst case, if not to analyze at an equal level with the other movements from the so large and complex field of the letters: the parad... ...state, the interferences and the influences of other contemporary or previous movements being detectable, as a rule. We maintain our assertion expre... ...of textualistic joinings. These ones are interrupted from place to place with philosophical commentaries, directly enunciated (“knowing other ones, y...

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... Lidija Rangelovska – write to: palma@unet.com.mk or to samvaknin@gmail.com Philosophical Essays and Musings: http://philosophos.tripod.com ... ... be saved as a result and there is no other way to save their lives. Despite strong philosophical objections to some of the premises of utilitarian... ... which has the potential to develop into a person with consciousness and free will. Philosophically, no identity can be established between potentia... ...tion advances. Classifying an abortion as murder poses numerous and insurmountable philosophical problems. No one disputes the now common view tha... ...ted in aborting a pregnancy – is a crime against potentialities. If so, what is the philosophical difference between aborting a fetus and destroying... ... were established by Jews. Jews also featured prominently in all the revolutionary movements of the past three centuries. Individual Jews - though ... ...(multiply, in some cases), have fallen prey to enraged and vigorous "people power" movements in their countries. And these breaches of the democra... ...w power structures - the state, institutional religion, political parties, national movements - aim to monopolize the lives of citizens and adherent... ...s a form of euthanasia. German doctors were enthusiastic proponents of an eugenics movements rooted in 19th century social Darwinism. Luke Gormally...

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...ian state grant, revocable at will. [At the same time it offers] a moral and philosophical jus- tification for fencing in the commons, giving the autho... ...omplished this task of synthe- sis through political negotiation rather than philosophical reasoning—that is, by refashioning the political identity o... ...Macaulay and Condorcet, not just because their thoughts shaped the legal and philosophical traditions in which we now work—though that is particularly... ...motivations, skills, and reserve prices. 5 The free and open source software movements have produced software that rivals or, some claim, exceeds the ... ...ulating innova- tion. 13 His work has touched almost every single one of the movements discussed here. The Access to Knowledge movement has many insti... ...5 ___-1 ___0 ___ 1 37278_u01.qxd 8/28/08 11:04 AM Page 255 Va.: American Philosophical Society, 1999), 36. While leaving the matter up to Good- ma... ...thoughtful and careful development of the parallel between the two enclosure movements, see T ravis, “Pirates of the Information Infrastructure.” 11. ... ...hey are unaffected by the allocation of legal rights. The emer- gence of the movements and institutions I am describing here paints a different pictur...

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...ramatic and poetical element has become subordinate to the speculative and philosophical. In the development of abstract thought great advances have b... ...of knowledge—the one creative or productive, and the other educational and philosophical. Of the creative arts, there is one part purer or more akin t... ...hilosophers. And, borrowing the anal- ogy of pleasure, we may say that the philosophical use of them is purer than the other. Thus we have two arts of... ...a word which admits of such an extension can hardly be made the basis of a philosophical system. The exactness which is required in philosophy will no... ...r the name of harmonies; and the affections corre- sponding to them in the movements of the human body, which when measured by numbers ought, as they ... ... place, arithmetic is of two kinds, one of which is popular, and the other philosophical. PROTARCHUS: How would you distinguish them? SOCRATES: Ther...

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...he characters of men and aspects of the truth, especially of the popular and philosophical aspect; and after many interruptions and detentions by the ... ...nians in the company . Nothing delighted me more than the precision of their movements: they never got into his way at all; but when he and those who ... ... I replied, I have always admired, and do now heartily applaud and love your philosophical spirit, and I would gladly comply with your request, if I c... ... any other foreigners who may happen to be in their country, and they hold a philosophical seance un known to strangers; and they themselves forbid t...

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...the popular belief in them. The greater interest of the myth consists in the philosophical lessons which Plato presents to us in this veiled form. Her... ...times necessary . Here he makes the opposite reflection, that there may be a philosophical disre- gard of words. The evil of mere verbal oppositions, ... ...t is best. The dif- ferences of men and actions, and the endless irregu- lar movements of human things, do not admit of any universal and simple rule....

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...ce or persons, in the Sophist and Statesman, but we are plunged at once into philosophical discussions; the poetical charm has disappeared, and those ... ...n his natural facul ties of thought and expression without increas ing his philosophical power. The mind easily be comes entangled among abstractio... ...e impossibility of conceiv ing body and mind at once and in adjusting their movements to one another. There is a border ground between them which see... ...ences from one another is a barbarism and utterly unworthy of an educated or philosophical mind. THEAETETUS: Why so? STRANGER: The attempt at universa...

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...uth, and of fiction which is the veil of truth, is allowable in a work of philosophical imagination. It is not all on the same plane; it easily passe... ...ave been speculations of Socrates. To him, as to other great teachers both philosophical and religious, when they looked upward, the world seemed to ... ...ere are two principles of human nature, one the spirited and the other the philosophical, some God, as I should say, has given mankind two arts answer... ...r they are the last persons in the world who would come to anything like a philosophical discussion, if they could help, while they run about at the ... ...only, should be rulers in the State. What do you mean? Let us suppose that philosophical minds always love knowl edge of a sort which shows them the ... ... And will not a true astronomer have the same feeling when he looks at the movements of the stars? Will he not think that heaven and the things in hea...

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...d insistently worked upon the brain of “the contemplative.” They discussed philosophical ques- tions and even how there could have been light on the f... ...ing something grand and fine. Indeed, many of the strongest feel- ings and movements of our nature we cannot comprehend on earth. Let not that be a st...

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...ceptionally tall. She had a full figure, with soft, as it were, noiseless, movements, softened to a peculiar over-sweetness, like her voice. She moved... ...usly affected him. It was that softness, that voluptuousness of her bodily movements, that catlike noiselessness. Yet it was a vigorous, ample body. U... ... brain 246 THE BROTHERS KARAMAZOV of “the contemplative.” They discussed philosophical ques- tions and even how there could have been light on the f... ...ing something grand and fine. Indeed, many of the strongest feel- ings and movements of our nature we cannot comprehend 299 Dostoevsky on earth. Let ... ...f that mawkish sweetness in her speech, of that voluptuous softness in her movements. Everything was simple and good-natured, her gestures were rapid,... ...ot of nastiness in it, of course…. Of course I can understand that it’ s a philosophical novel and written to advocate an idea….” Kolya was getting mi... ...or instance, are literally denied me simply from my social position.” “Philosophical reflections again?” Ivan snarled malignantly . “God prese... ...ct, with a smattering of education, who had been thrown off his balance by philosophical ideas above his level and certain modern theories of duty , w... ...ps his father— Fyodor Pavlovitch; and, theoretically, from various strange philosophical conversations with his master’s elder son, Ivan Fyodorovitch,...