Self-Replicating Textual Worms | Lucy Mercer
‘It’s all a riddle, a folk song, a mystery.’ Lucy Mercer on motherhood, emblems and obscurity.
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‘It’s all a riddle, a folk song, a mystery.’ Lucy Mercer on motherhood, emblems and obscurity.
Tanto si se trata del amor dentro de los cauces del matrimonio como si se trata del amor libre, lo cierto es que el amor como equivalente a simple deseo está abocado al fracaso.
Mind over matter: the contradictions of George Berkeley He did not believe in the existence of the material world. But the 17th-century philosopher’s arguments are less radical than they seem Portrait by John Smybert, 1727. GL Archive / Alamy Stock Photo George Berkeley is one of the greatest philosophers of the early modern era. Along with John Locke and David Hume, he was a founder of Empiricism, which championed the role of experience and observation in the acquisition of knowledge. He influenced Kant and John Stewart Mill, and even pre-empted elements of Wittgenstein. His book The Prin...