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Adrian Avalos
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Recién termine Introducción a la Metafísica y pase al apartado de "La Risa"
Hermoso final de introducción, como la ciencia nos promete explicación de la existencia con probabilidades y especulaciones, mientras la filosofía nos provee de gozo. Claro explicando anteriormente que hace lo mismo la filosofía, pero no concentra únicamente las bases tajantes de explicación de lo existente, sino que va más allá.
— Sep 29, 2022 02:55AM
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Hermoso final de introducción, como la ciencia nos promete explicación de la existencia con probabilidades y especulaciones, mientras la filosofía nos provee de gozo. Claro explicando anteriormente que hace lo mismo la filosofía, pero no concentra únicamente las bases tajantes de explicación de lo existente, sino que va más allá.
louise ୨୧
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oui je me sens intelligente à lire un livre de philo alors qu’en soit je capte pas tant de choses et qu’il dit sensiblement la même chose depuis 30 pages
— Aug 03, 2022 03:43AM
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Sıla Kayhan
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50 sayfa zaten okudum da hiçbir şey anlamadım
— Jul 09, 2022 01:24PM
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karo
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intuicja zawiodła, napisałam étan vital w rozprawce😭😭😭
— May 06, 2022 12:22PM
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karo
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😭😭😭prosxe niech będzie już po maturze, chcę skończyć moje wszystkie książki
— Apr 25, 2022 05:44AM
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Fiona
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End of the first part. Thought that's something worth pointing out.
— Oct 25, 2021 10:21AM
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Fiona
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"Either there is no philosophy possible, and all knowledge of things is a practical knowledge aimed at the profit to be drawn from them, or else philosophy consists in placing oneself within the object itself by an effort of intuition." ~which summarizes precisely the topic discoursed in this book.
— Oct 24, 2021 03:51AM
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Fiona
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"To these detached psychical states, to these shadows of the ego, the sum of which was for the empiricists the equivalent of the self, rationalism, in order to reconstitute personality, adds something still more unreal, the void in which these shadows move - a place for shadows, one might say." This can't transfer the whole topic, but Descartes said similarly that scientists are seeking the dark to avoid refutation.
— Oct 24, 2021 03:30AM
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Fiona
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All my life I spent working on my logical faculties, to improve them and use them on life. I had somewhat understood the concept of wisdom and intuition, I thought. But after a few pages into this Introduction, I find the failings of pure logic and analysis revealed, and the system and skill of intuition much more comprehensible. Obviously one will gain so much more from either, if intuition and logic work together.
— Oct 24, 2021 02:17AM
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Ipsa
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Science has been mistaken as the origin of the processes it employs because intuition, once attained, lasts but for a moment and must find a mode of expression and of application which conforms to our practical habits of thought. This is why the logical equipment of science is taken for science itself, forgetting the metaphysical intuition from which all the rest has sprung; engendering sciences' "relativity."
— Jun 27, 2021 01:05AM
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Ipsa
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Philosophical empiricism is born of a confusion between the point of view of intuition and that of analysis. Seeking for the original in the translation, where naturally it cannot be, it denies the existence of the original on the ground that it's not found in the translation. It leads of necessity to negations.
— Jun 24, 2021 10:54AM
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Ipsa
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this makes me want to scratch my eyes out, it's so abstract...very nice, love it.
— Jun 24, 2021 06:11AM
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Ipsa
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i wanna sit in a corner and ugly cry for not reading Bergson early.
— Jun 23, 2021 04:11AM
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Alex
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When I read Bergson's take on psychology, I have to think at "Rhizom" (Deleuze & Guattari).
— Nov 03, 2020 01:32PM
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David
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Eftersom första dryga 50 sidorna är en oläslig introduktion till Bergsons vidare tankevärld så är pamfletten alltså kanske 60 sidor lång på riktigt.
— Sep 27, 2020 02:17PM
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r0b
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‘To philosophize, therefore, is to invert the habitual direction of the work of thought.’
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r0b
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'Is it astonishing that, like children trying to catch smoke by closing their hands, philosophers so often see the object they would grasp fly before them? It is in this way that many of the quarrels between the schools are perpetuated, each of them reproaching the others with having allowed the real to slip away.'
— May 17, 2018 02:31PM
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r0b
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'The distance, then, between a so-called "empiricism" like that of Taine and the most transcendental speculations of certain German pantheists is very much less than generally supposed.'
— May 17, 2018 02:01PM
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T
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This is incessantly repetitive, unfortunately.
— Jul 11, 2017 10:24PM
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