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The Technician and the Poet – ferocious arguments, half-hearted reconciliation

Technician are used to thinking, poets also give free reign to feelings, sometimes they only express their feelings without caring much about thinking. Continue reading The Technician and the Poet – ferocious arguments, half-hearted reconciliation

Posted on 2. November 201916. February 2020Categories general, Kreation und Freiheit, PhilosophyTags Eric Hoffer, Ian Morris, Isolde Charim, Mahatma Gandhi, Manfred Spitzer, Navid Kermani, Steven Pinker, Ulrich Beck

Hitler, Arendt, Hoffer: Or: The Genius as Proletarian

He could have been a typical representative of the proletariat, for in his life he never got beyond casual work as a harvest worker and longshoreman and, in his youth, had not even been able to attend school. Continue reading Hitler, Arendt, Hoffer: Or: The Genius as Proletarian

Posted on 2. March 201916. February 2020Categories general, Philosophy, reviews, USATags Adolf Hitler, Baruch de Spinoza, Bertrand Russell, Eric Hoffer, Friedrich Nietzsche, Hannah Arendt, Henry David Thoreau, Joseph Stalin, Karl Jaspers, Karl Marx, Martin Luther, Michel de Montaigne, Vladimir Putin, Xin Jinping, Zarathustra

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