Heraclitus and Laozi (1)
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Both Heraclitus and Laozi offer a view of reality as whole in flux that balances oppositions as it unfolds along...
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Heraclitus, Fragment 62 (D 39)
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"In Priene lived Bias son of Teutames, who is of more account (logos) than the rest."
Bias lived about two generations...
Heraclitus, Fragment 61 (D 97)
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Fragment 61: "Dogs bark at those they do not recognize" (Kahn, cp. R, S, DK 97, L&M D9.)
Kahn constructively reads...
Heraclitus, Fragment 60 (D 87)
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Fragment 60:Â A fool loves to get excited on any account.
Cp. Robinson's wordier version: "A stupid (sluggish?) person tends to become...
Heraclitus, Fragments 57 (D 79) – 58 (D 70)
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Fragment 57: Man has heard himself called childish by a god, just as a child has by a man (Sweet...