Heraclitus, Fragment 124 (D 10)
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"Graspings: wholes and not wholes, convergent divergent, consonant dissonant, from all things one and from one thing all." (K 124;...
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Heraclitus, Fragment 115 (D 14)
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"Nightroamers, wizards, Bacchants, revelers, mystics (these threatened with death...) For the customs into which people are initiated are unholy...
Heraclitus, Fragment 105 (D 85)
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"It is hard to battle with one's own anger, for whatever it wants it buys at the price of the...
Heraclitus, Fragment 104 (D 43)
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"One must quench violence (hybris) quicker than a blazing fire." (K, 104; cp. R, S, D 43)
The term hybris is...
Process Philosophies (2) Heraclitus, Laozi, Buddha
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Heraclitus and Laozi are two of the rarer philosophers who historically have had such an emphasis on processes. Indeed, they...