The Great Ideas TodayRobert Maynard Hutchins, Mortimer Jerome Adler Encyclopædia Britannica, 1965 |
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... idea - the idea of Life - rather than an idea in itself . And even in this respect it is singular . There are other ideas ( Ignorance , for instance , or Evil ) that as negations appear to stand to their opposites ( Knowledge , Good ) ...
... idea - the idea of Life - rather than an idea in itself . And even in this respect it is singular . There are other ideas ( Ignorance , for instance , or Evil ) that as negations appear to stand to their opposites ( Knowledge , Good ) ...
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... idea of death , is an idea only by extension , or courtesy . In the first and controlling instance it is " only " a transcendental belief . It depends , not partly , but wholly , on one's world view or creed or " philosophy of life ...
... idea of death , is an idea only by extension , or courtesy . In the first and controlling instance it is " only " a transcendental belief . It depends , not partly , but wholly , on one's world view or creed or " philosophy of life ...
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... idea that has no history . It is the idea that punctuates all the other ideas , and thus it has endured , without development or synthesis , through the ages . What has changed- and therefore has a history - is the way of dying , as ...
... idea that has no history . It is the idea that punctuates all the other ideas , and thus it has endured , without development or synthesis , through the ages . What has changed- and therefore has a history - is the way of dying , as ...
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