Thank you, Charles Taylor, for this discussion . I have read many books on various subjects, beginning as a child. Philosophy, history, literature, sciences, religions, music, and art. One book that was also in my Papa's library was "Substance and Function," Einstein's Theory of Relativity by Ernst Cassirer, copywrite 1923, The Open Court Publishing Company of Chicago. A poison dart frog makes and raise their young in a very special way. A father will place each one tadpoles in its own tiny pool of water. He might have 5 other tadpoles, but he must remember where he puts them, and if the water dries out, he must find another one. Fathers are bigger than a human thumbnail. There is no food here, somewhere in the forrest is mum. A female can do something a male cannot. But first dad must lead his partner to their hungry tadpole, and mother deals with the problem. She lays a single unfertilized egg, and her tadpole much needed meal. For the next six weeks, parents continue their rounds of teamwork and memory. Heraclitus stated that one can not step into the same river twice. Nature is hidden in nature. Mothering nature Mothering nature. Professor Michael Hudson's books and lectures on geopolitical economics I regard highly as I do you, since I have your lectures and acquiring your books.
Charles Taylor critiques the narrow focus of recent analytical philosophy, particularly its emphasis on language and logic. He argues that this focus can lead to neglecting broader philosophical questions about human existence, ethics, and politics. Taylor advocates for a more expansive approach that includes the richness of human experience and interdisciplinary insights. This broader perspective can help address the ethical and political dimensions of our lives, ensuring that philosophy remains relevant and connected to real-world issues.
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Thank you, Charles Taylor, for this discussion .
I have read many books on various subjects, beginning as a child. Philosophy, history, literature, sciences, religions, music, and art.
One book that was also in my Papa's library was "Substance and Function," Einstein's Theory of Relativity by Ernst Cassirer, copywrite 1923, The Open Court Publishing Company of Chicago.
A poison dart frog makes and raise their young in a very special way. A father will place each one tadpoles in its own tiny pool of water. He might have 5 other tadpoles, but he must remember where he puts them, and if the water dries out, he must find another one.
Fathers are bigger than a human thumbnail. There is no food here, somewhere in the forrest is mum. A female can do something a male cannot. But first dad must lead his partner to their hungry tadpole, and mother deals with the problem. She lays a single unfertilized egg, and her tadpole much needed meal. For the next six weeks, parents continue their rounds of teamwork and memory.
Heraclitus stated that one can not step into the same river twice. Nature is hidden in nature.
Mothering nature Mothering nature.
Professor Michael Hudson's books and lectures on geopolitical economics I regard highly as I do you, since I have your lectures and acquiring your books.
Charles Taylor critiques the narrow focus of recent analytical philosophy, particularly its emphasis on language and logic. He argues that this focus can lead to neglecting broader philosophical questions about human existence, ethics, and politics. Taylor advocates for a more expansive approach that includes the richness of human experience and interdisciplinary insights. This broader perspective can help address the ethical and political dimensions of our lives, ensuring that philosophy remains relevant and connected to real-world issues.
brilliant!
17:00 >> develop new vocabulary regestalt felt experience
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anything that has human language, cannot be an animal
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