Philosophy Thursday: John Rawls

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Philosophy Thursday: Charles Peirce

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Philosophy Thursday: Stephen Toulmin

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Philosophy Thursday: Auguste Comte

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Philosophy Thursday: Aristotle

Click Here to Read: Aristotle on the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophty website. Click Here to Read: Aristotle’s Psychology on the Explorable website. Click Here to Read: Sublimation and Symbolization: An Aristotelian Psychoanalysis: On Antoine Vergote’s ‘La psychanalyse a l’épreuve de la sublimation’ (Paris, Cerf, 1997) by Rudolf Bernet — K.U. Leuven on the Ethical Perspectives website. […]
Read more...Philosophy Thursday: Giambattista Vico

Click Here to Read: Giambattista Vico on Wikipedia. Click Here to Read: Giambattista Vico on the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy Website. Click Here to Read: Imagination and Historical Knowledge in Vico: A Critique of Leon Pompa’s Recent Work by Randall E. Auxier in Humanitas Volume X, No. 1, 1997. National Humanities Institute. Click Here to Read: Passage from The […]
Read more...Philosophy Thursday: Blaise Pascal

Click Here to Read: Blaise Pascal on Wikipedia. Click Here to Read: Blaise Pascal on The Stanford University of Philosophy First published Tue Aug 21, 2007; substantive revision Tue Mar 18, 2014. Click Here to Read: What Does Jacques Lacan See in Blaise Pascal? by Cormac Gallagher on the Lacaninireland website. Click Here to Read: […]
Read more...Philosophy Thursday: Blaise Pascal

Click Here to Read: Blaise Pascal on Wikipedia. Click Here to Read: Blaise Pascal on The Stanford University of Philosophy First published Tue Aug 21, 2007; substantive revision Tue Mar 18, 2014. Click Here to Read: What Does Jacques Lacan See in Blaise Pascal? by Cormac Gallagher on the Lacaninireland website. Click Here to Read: […]
Read more...Philosophy Thursday: René Descartes

Click Here to Read: René Descartes on Wikipedai. Click Here to Read: René Descartes and the Legacy of Mind/body Dualism on the Serendip Studio website. Click Here to Read: Descartes’ Theory of Ideas on the Stanford University of Philosophy website on March 14, 2007, substantive revision on January 14, 2013. Click Here to Read: René Descartes on the […]
Read more...Philosophy Thursday: Henri Poincaré

Click Here to Read: Henri Poincaré on the Wikipedia website.. Click Here to Read: Henri Poincaré on the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy website. Click Here to Read: A Description of His Own Creativity by Henri Poincaré on the Wayne State University website. Click Here to Read: Mathematical Creation By Henri Poincaré on the Paradise Cal Tech […]
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