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Sino peripatético: Un despertar americano
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Loving Immigrants in America: An Experiential Philosophy of Personal Interaction (American Philosophy Series)
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| La obra retrata las inconsistencias, mezquindades y vanidades de Agamenón, Menelao y Aquiles en torno a sacrificar a Ifigenia, hija del primero, para que los aqueos puedan zarpar a Troya para la guerra. Comparadas con ellos, Clitemestra e Ifigenia me ...more | |
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“What emerged for me as purpose was the search for and cultivation of possibilities for experiencing meaningful human transactions in different languages and across cultural differences through play, sports, travel, food, literature, and conversation. I sought to establish relations of mutual understanding and love with people no matter what their culture or place of origin in the world—relations based on philia, eros, and agape, according to context and persons. I perhaps sensed instinctively that such relations were the key to being equally at home everywhere, even in la Yunai. More than an immigrant, at that time I still felt myself to be a sojourner in this country, but I wanted my sojourn to be imbued with the meaning found in earnest, sincere connections with the people and places that life brought to my experience.”
― Loving Immigrants in America: An Experiential Philosophy of Personal Interaction
― Loving Immigrants in America: An Experiential Philosophy of Personal Interaction
“As for me, I certainly have not suffered like Du Bois, his black predecessors and contemporaries, or most of my immigrant predecessors or contemporaries. Still I feel that I have not been able to convey to most of my friends, colleagues, or acquaintances this process of immigrating as I have lived, experienced, and witnessed it. I have seen through the Veil into their world, but they have not seen into mine. And I feel that now, more than ever, we are in need of sympathy and mutual understanding.”
― Loving Immigrants in America: An Experiential Philosophy of Personal Interaction
― Loving Immigrants in America: An Experiential Philosophy of Personal Interaction
“As for me, I certainly have not suffered like Du Bois, his black predecessors and contemporaries, or most of my immigrant predecessors or contemporaries. Still I feel that I have not been able to convey to most of my friends, colleagues, or acquaintances this process of immigrating as I have lived, experienced, and witnessed it. I have seen through the Veil into their world, but they have not seen into mine. And I feel that now, more than ever, we are in need of sympathy and mutual understanding.”
― Loving Immigrants in America: An Experiential Philosophy of Personal Interaction
― Loving Immigrants in America: An Experiential Philosophy of Personal Interaction
“What emerged for me as purpose was the search for and cultivation of possibilities for experiencing meaningful human transactions in different languages and across cultural differences through play, sports, travel, food, literature, and conversation. I sought to establish relations of mutual understanding and love with people no matter what their culture or place of origin in the world—relations based on philia, eros, and agape, according to context and persons. I perhaps sensed instinctively that such relations were the key to being equally at home everywhere, even in la Yunai. More than an immigrant, at that time I still felt myself to be a sojourner in this country, but I wanted my sojourn to be imbued with the meaning found in earnest, sincere connections with the people and places that life brought to my experience.”
― Loving Immigrants in America: An Experiential Philosophy of Personal Interaction
― Loving Immigrants in America: An Experiential Philosophy of Personal Interaction
“Éstos son, en resumidas cuentas, los tres carismas por excelencia: la palabra: escucharla y anunciarla; la visión: ver y enseñar a ver; y la sanación: atravesar el dolor y redimirlo.”
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“Su grito nace de esas tinieblas. Así que en aquella ocasión pidió ayuda de forma exagerada y aparatosa”
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