Stones of Erasmus — for Teachers, Writers, & Philosophy Sprinkles Makers!

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Showing posts with label philosophical anthropology. Show all posts
Showing posts with label philosophical anthropology. Show all posts
21.10.11

Blaise Pascal On The Contradictory Nature of Human Beings

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What follows is a short analysis of fragments 164, 19, 142, and 80 from Blaise Pascal's philosophical work PensΓ©es .   “What a chime...
12.10.09

Exploring Multiple Selves: Shedding the Myth of a Singular Identity

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Discover how identity shifts as teacher, friend, and lover—an introspective look at shedding illusions to embrace our many versions of self....
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