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Darrell P. Arnold, PH.D.

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Knowledge and Freedom in Hegel

History of Philosophy, On Reason, Philosophy
February 2, 2018/by Darrell Arnold
Another of the most important emancipation narratives in Western philosophy is found in Hegel. Like Plato, Hegel thinks that human beings achieve their freedom...
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An Excursion into Truth and Freedom in Buddhism

Eastern Philosophy, History of Philosophy, Philosophy
February 2, 2018/by Darrell Arnold
Now, various religions and philosophical schools have freedom narratives. And in many of them, truth sets us free. However, Plato's account differs from many...
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Plato’s Allegory of the Cave (2)

History of Philosophy, On Reason, Philosophy
February 2, 2018/by Darrell Arnold
RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS Plato's Allegory of the Cave is one of the most important narratives about freedom in the history of philosophy. In the...
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Heraclitus, Fragment 61 (D 97)

Heraclitus
February 2, 2018/by Darrell Arnold
RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS Fragment 61: "Dogs bark at those they do not recognize" (Kahn, cp. R, S, DK 97, L&M D9.) Kahn constructively reads...
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Heraclitus, Fragment 60 (D 87)

Heraclitus
February 2, 2018/by Darrell Arnold
RETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS Fragment 60: A fool loves to get excited on any account. Cp. Robinson's wordier version: "A stupid (sluggish?) person tends to become...
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