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о жизни
ну вот совсем близко подошла и как будто снова теряю то чудесное наивное и все же откровение по сердцу - неужели то что я есть - не более чем мои привычки, я - это всего лишь это и все? унизительное, нет скорее приземленное, удручающее окровение.. и как же несправедливо после того искать поддержки, верить в иллюзию и верой этой третировать и ( Read more... ) -
on logic (reading A. Badiou)
up till today i had been convinced on purely formal existence of logic; it has been an intellectual device discovered by humans at some point rather than than immanent law that has always been apart from human knowledge (or unawareness) of it. B. gives, within framework of his thought (which frankly must be studied more and in detail!) he gives it ( Read more... ) -
when you are sad
on love, etc ( Read more... ) -
inspirational
"A human is that being which prefers to represent itself within finitude, whose sign is death, rather than knowing itself to be entirely traversed and encircled by the omnipresence of infinity ( Read more... ) -
Лейбниц
Лейбниц ( Read more... ) -
on human capital: edit!
“Human capital” is perhaps the concept that captures the essence of American higher education best; Colleges exist to produce this capital vs. being places for development of human soul/mind (i.e. places where one is to find his call through learning). Such is of course the reality rather the mission of education which considers the humanistic side ( Read more... ) -
Heidegger -2
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on reading Heidegger (notes)
Read his thoughts on Декарт (Heidegger, Intro to Ph. research, 2005 ( Read more... ) -
on greed
Joan Riviere: greed "represents an aspect of the desire to live. … By its very nature it is endless and never assuaged; and being a form of the impulse to live, it ceases only with death" (1964, pp. 26-7; in Hyatt-Williams 1998, p. 46). -
function/significance of god in scientific explanation
no time to develop, yet worth to note for now (reading G. Buchdahl, 1988 Metaphysics and the philosophy of science, intro) four general things ( Read more... )