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What forms can or should I give to my work?
T. S. Eliot, In a pursuit of form (Margin: Cavafy, Sophistry)
How can language undermine or support my efforts for clarity? Augustine, Forms of ambiguity (Margin: Aristotle, Names & definitions) What is the proper way of thinking in philosophical terms? What is the difference between philosophy and ordinary reasoning? Hegel, The philosophical exposition (Margin: Coleridge, Philosophy & poetry) Do I need to explore human history, and how? Watch Emerson diving into human history, at Art and history as a private and universal adventure Previous Page / First / Next
How can language undermine or support my efforts for clarity?
Augustine, Forms of ambiguity (Margin: Aristotle, Names & definitions)
What is the proper way of thinking in philosophical terms? What is the difference between philosophy and ordinary reasoning?
Hegel, The philosophical exposition (Margin: Coleridge, Philosophy & poetry)
Do I need to explore human history, and how?
Watch Emerson diving into human history, at Art and history as a private and universal adventure
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