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... Pyrrho ? A first explicit answer is that he saw in Pyrrho both a historical figure and a symbol , permanent but especially appropriate to our own times . What gives Pyrrho his symbolic meaning is of course his ' Pyrrhonism ' , which ...
... Pyrrho ? A first explicit answer is that he saw in Pyrrho both a historical figure and a symbol , permanent but especially appropriate to our own times . What gives Pyrrho his symbolic meaning is of course his ' Pyrrhonism ' , which ...
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... Pyrrho , not on Anaxarchus , who is barely mentioned in his Pyrrho paper . As an answer to this question , my own guess would be that if Pyrrho is for him ' a mask for every people ' , Anaxarchus is a mask behind this mask— a mask he ...
... Pyrrho , not on Anaxarchus , who is barely mentioned in his Pyrrho paper . As an answer to this question , my own guess would be that if Pyrrho is for him ' a mask for every people ' , Anaxarchus is a mask behind this mask— a mask he ...
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... Pyrrho by this critical remark : if we make one person out of two , Anaxarchus who is the target of the blame , and Pyrrho who draws the appropriate conclusions from it , then we get exactly what we need , namely the ' anxiety ...
... Pyrrho by this critical remark : if we make one person out of two , Anaxarchus who is the target of the blame , and Pyrrho who draws the appropriate conclusions from it , then we get exactly what we need , namely the ' anxiety ...
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Lectures | 1 |
The Genetics of Celtic Populations | 37 |
An Essay on Survival | 59 |
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