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Schopenhauer

Schopenhauer. German Philosopher: 1788-1860. The World As Will and Idea. Schopenhauer (following Indian philosophy) argues that the basic fundamental nature of the world is will. The will is the basic nature of all things.

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Archetypes of Wisdom

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????? Famous People. ??? T.K.NG. Aesop. (620 BC-560BC) ???????. (356BC-323BC) ?????. ??????. Alexander the Great. ??. (1805-1875) ?????. ???. H.C. Anderson. ????. Archimedes. (287BC-212BC) ??????. ?????. (384BC-322BC) ??????. Aristotle. (1685-1750) ?????. J.S. Bach.

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AESTHETIC THEORIES OF THE EXPRESSION OF STRUCTURAL FUNCTION IN ARCHITECTURAL FORMS

AESTHETIC THEORIES OF THE EXPRESSION OF STRUCTURAL FUNCTION IN ARCHITECTURAL FORMS. LALHRIATPUII ZOTE 060118 B.ARCH, 8 TH SEM SPA, JNAFAU. AESTHETIC THEORIES OF THE EXPRESSION OF STRUCTURAL FUNCTION IN ARCHITECTURAL FORMS.

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the Senses of Humor

the Senses of Humor. Kimberly A. Neuendorf, Ph.D. Paul D. Skalski, Ph.D. & Others. Four Distinct Humor Mechanisms. Disparagement: Humor is seen as originating in malice, and a sense of superiority over others (Freud, 1960; Hobbes, 1651/1981; Zillmann & Bryant, 1980) Incongruity:

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Arthur Schopenhauer

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The Meaning of Life

The Meaning of Life. Tolstoy. Aquinas. Theistic Response: our lives have purpose and value because they are part of a divine plan Objections : If there is no God, life is pointless. And if there is a God, then our lives are merely means to fulfill his purposes, not ours

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The Meaning of Life

The Meaning of Life. Tolstoy. Aquinas. Theistic Response: our lives have purpose and value because they are part of a divine plan Objections : If there is no God, life is pointless. And if there is a God, then our lives are merely means to fulfill his purposes, not ours

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