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A Forest Gumpanian book, even before there was a Forest Gump to relate to.
This is the kind of book one should re read over time. This isn't about understatements, this is about feelings (even those uncomfortable ones), this is accept things as they are. Almost stoically.
So it goes.

Side note:
Need to rewrite further notes

Okay Marin being fathered by that man was unexpected, but if you look retrospectively, thi was something that was coming

10) Kierkegaard aimed for finding one's own nature.
11)He believed there are three stages of life: 11.1)aesthetic stage: scaled in boredom or fun
11.2)Ethical stage: consistency in moral choices
11.3)Religious stage: jump into the abyss of beliefs not for fun or moral reasons.

6) by Deism we mean the belief God created the world ages and ages ago and not revealed himself since.
7) Renaissance and romanticism forged individualists.
8) Romanticist yearned for impossible things for night, nature.
8.1)National romanticist: history of the "people", culture of the "people".
8.2) Universal romanticist: nature, world soul, artistic.
9) individualists has a sharp eye for nature

2.5) Romanticist at about 30 years old... (they were the emos of our generation.
3) Kierkegaard was a black or white thinking kind of man.
4) Even when Marx made his own philosophy sometimes he wouldn't feel marxist.
5) Hegel described the three stages of knowledge: thesis, antithesis and synthesis.

☆Knowledge is can expand and progress.

1) I think sometimes Sophie is either talking to a wall (Because Alberto sometimes ignore her) or actually she doesn't exist.
2) most of romanticist died young for either tuberculosis or suicide, in that premise I can help thinking even if the middle ages were more like the adolescence in humans, let me say romanticism was like a crisis in young adult life.
2.5) Those who lived to be old usually stopped being roman-

Je veux dire que je n'ai jamais pensé que j'aimerais cette livre.
Je jamais pensé que cette livre would take le course it toook
My mind somehow blown away and it have take some twist I wouldn't see at first.

.05) Sophie is either talking to a wall (Because Alberto sometimes ignore her) or actually she doesn't exist.
1)Locke pointed out that we cannot make statements of "primary qualities" because they are within a measurable category.
2)Every grown human being inevitably looks for the cause of an effect.
3) Kant was a philosopher and sophist, defined both by reason and empiricist philosophy

1) A rationalist is someone who believes strongly in the importance of reason.
2) Locke, Hume and Berkeley were the first British empiricist ever.
3) Locke was the inspiration for the distribution of powers.
4) Hume advocated for "if not seen everyday, then throw it to the flames"

An eighties book with a clear ethnocentrism intricated

0.5 ) Galileo didn't accept himself some gravitation laws
1 ) After Middle Ages two trends were created: Renaissance and Reformation
2 ) Descartes and Spinoza were the grate scientifics aka philosophers of the seventeenth century.
3 ) "Cogito, ergo sum", Descartes believed in dualism.
4 ) dualism and monism believes existed since socrates/Plato's times however the differences were marked in the seventeenth century.

Notes:
1 ) “Nobody asked you to like it. But philosophy is not a harmless party game. It’s about who we are and where we come from.
Do you think welearn enough about that at school?”
“Nobody can answer questions like that anyway.”
“Yes, but we don’t even learn to ask them!”
2 ) Renaissance motto was "Go to the source"
3 ) People had to get used to not being the center of the universe.

1 ) When knowledge went to the Arabs, european noblemen invited them to share wisdom, so knowledge was translated to Latin.

2 ) In the middle ages, philosophers aka theologians, christianasied greek old philosophers.
"A God to their own size"

middle ages began at four o'clock. "About four o’clock, yes. And then it was five and six and seven. But it was as if time stood still. And it got to be eight and nine and ten. But it was still the Middle Ages, you see. Time to get up to a new day, you may think."
But it was not.
Development subsided in middle ages, aka, dark ages

I may admit this is really one from his own time.
Maybe some xenophobia found in here?)

1) Plato is the writer of Socrates' musings
a) but still, we can't trust wether Plato was loyal to Socrates' very word.
2)Aristotle wouldn't be a feminist fav character.

I am currently loving this no-recommendation so far.

Such a great bookie book. I am loving it so far... I loved that Demeter/Persephone/Hades moment
And Jackson keeps being as sassy as ever

Maybe it is me, but it is kind of getting slowly