Heracleitus (540-480 BC) (SIMON CRITCHLEY)
Traditionally Heracleitus was known as the "weeping philosopher" or "the obscure." He was, according to Plutarch, afflicted with terrible diseases. All that remains...
Traditionally Heracleitus was known as the "weeping philosopher" or "the obscure." He was, according to Plutarch, afflicted with terrible diseases. All that remains...
If, therefore, any one of those dogs who yelp at philosophy were to say, as they are wont to do, "Why, then, do...
Nina's Monologue (from The Seagull of Anton Chekhov) Why do you say that you have kissed the ground I walked on? You should kill...
Questioner: What is the work of man? Krishnamurti: What do you think it is? Is it to study, pass examinations, get a job and...
On Virtue It happens even to us who are mere abortions of men that we can occasionally enrapture our Soul far beyond her ordinary...
Immediately prescribe some character and form of conduce to yourself, which you may keep both alone and in company. Be for the most part...
The Tang dynasty, one of the longest dynasties in Chinese history (618–907), is hailed by historians as China’s golden age. It didn’t come...
And if ever the moment comes when they take us apart, my love, don’t lose courage The great human virtue is to hold on to...
One woman hypochondriac died...
In his The Joke and Its Relation to the Unconscious (1905), Freud wrote, ‘A joke will allow us to exploit something ridiculous in...