Selected Proverbs
The intellectual mind moves from particulars to universals while the artistic mind moves from universals to particulars.
While I am young I will remain an Aristotelian, affirming the doctrine of hylomorphism, but when I am old I will return to my Platonic roots, understanding the desperate necessity for the distinction between body and soul.
Nietzsche was just a poor, lonely, genius.
Careful observation may be closer to a virtue than we think.
Only a megolomaniac would deign to write proverbs.
The intellectual mind moves from particulars to universals while the artistic mind moves from universals to particulars.
While I am young I will remain an Aristotelian, affirming the doctrine of hylomorphism, but when I am old I will return to my Platonic roots, understanding the desperate necessity for the distinction between body and soul.
Nietzsche was just a poor, lonely, genius.
Careful observation may be closer to a virtue than we think.
Only a megolomaniac would deign to write proverbs.
posted by Kurt at Tuesday, February 07, 2006
2 Comments:
Mr. Auden, which of Nietzsche's adjectives describe you? I choose two of three for myself. Also, are there internet telephone capacities from your part of the world? do you have iChat?
Well, we can probably rule genius out. Let's see, that leaves... :)
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