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Shadows
on the Wall:
Reflections of Ideas East and West
3. Plato's Socrates: The Apology: The Conscience of a Community and the Jowett translation of The Apology by Plato
4. Plato's Socrates: The Crito: Customs (Nomoi) as Parents and Adversaries and the Jowett translation of The Crito by Plato
5. Plato: The Republic: The Ideas as Blueprints
6. Plato: Republic: Order and Justice: The Divided Line: The Cave Allegory
7. Aristotle: Physics and Metaphysics
8. Aristotle: Nicomachean Ethics
9. Epicurus: Philosophy as Pain Avoidance
10. Stoicism: Epictetus: Freedom in the Walled City of the Mind
11. The Medieval View of the World: Sin and Salvation
12. Descartes: Discourse on Method: Mind and Body
13. Hobbes: The State of Nature: The "Nature" of the State
14. Kant: How Do We Know that We Know What We Know
15. Kant: The Ethical Imperative: The Good Will and Respect for Others
16. Kierkegaard: Truth Is Subjectivity and Beware of the Crowd
17. Nietzsche: The Overcoming of Western Philosophy, Morality, and Science
18. Dewey: Experience, Community, and Communication
19. Buddhism: The Life and Message of Gautama
20. Confucius: Humanity, Character, and Altruism
21. Taoism: Nature and Human Nature as Spontaneous Emergence
Please note: These philosophical commentaries, though still in process, are the intellectual property of Gordon L. Ziniewicz. They may be downloaded and freely distributed in electronic form only, provided no alterations are made to the original text. One print copy may be made for personal use, but further reproduction and distribution of printed copies are prohibited without the permission of the author.
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