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A History of Western Philosophy

Posted by: kidijs on: Janvāris 18, 2012

Jā, jā, es lasu tur atlasus un tamlīdzīgas figņas.

Bet ir šitā grāmata laba. Nu, nē, lieliska:

“We know more or less what an educated Greek learnt from his father, but we know very little of what, in his earliest years, he learnt from his mother, who was, to a great extent, shut out from the civilization in which the men took delight. It seems probable that educated Athenians, even in the best period, however rationalistic they may have been in their explicitly conscious mental processes, retained from childhood a more primitive way of thinking and feeling, which was always liable to prove victorious in times of stress. For this reason, no simple analysis of the Greek outlook is likely to be adequate.”

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