The Teachers of EmersonSturgis & Walton, 1910 - 325 páginas This book is about the influence of Greek philosophy on Ralph Waldo Emerson's writings. John S. Harrison argues that Emerson primarily drew his inspiration from Greek thought and not German/Eastern teachings. |
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... observes that ' Thou canst not twice into the same stream go . ' Or , as Plotinus quotes Heraclitus , " bodies are always rising into existence , or becoming to be , and flowing . " This idea of flux Plato , and after him the Platonists ...
... observes that ' Thou canst not twice into the same stream go . ' Or , as Plotinus quotes Heraclitus , " bodies are always rising into existence , or becoming to be , and flowing . " This idea of flux Plato , and after him the Platonists ...
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... to identify itself is also ineffable . " There is a principle which is the basis of 1 Select Works , 502-503 . 2 Complete Works , I. , 194 . 3 Ibid . , II . , 292 . >> 2 things , " observes Emerson , " which THE OVER - SOUL ΙΟΙ.
... to identify itself is also ineffable . " There is a principle which is the basis of 1 Select Works , 502-503 . 2 Complete Works , I. , 194 . 3 Ibid . , II . , 292 . >> 2 things , " observes Emerson , " which THE OVER - SOUL ΙΟΙ.
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... observes : " Hence , it is in reality ineffable . For of whatever you speak , you speak of a certain thing . But of that which is beyond all things , and which is beyond even most venerable intellect , it is alone true to assert that it ...
... observes : " Hence , it is in reality ineffable . For of whatever you speak , you speak of a certain thing . But of that which is beyond all things , and which is beyond even most venerable intellect , it is alone true to assert that it ...
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... observes Simplicius , in the de- scription of this process of mind , which Emer- son had marked in his copy of Proclus , " that he who ascends to the principle of things should investigate whether it is possible there can be anything ...
... observes Simplicius , in the de- scription of this process of mind , which Emer- son had marked in his copy of Proclus , " that he who ascends to the principle of things should investigate whether it is possible there can be anything ...
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... observes Proclus , " but in this universe also much prior to bodies , there is one nature of the world , which is corrective and motive of the subsistence of bodies ; as it is also in us , ( or why do we call all bodies the progeny of ...
... observes Proclus , " but in this universe also much prior to bodies , there is one nature of the world , which is corrective and motive of the subsistence of bodies ; as it is also in us , ( or why do we call all bodies the progeny of ...
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