was burned en masse aristotle plato in general ancient authors because they believed that they wereere is nothing to read them now this is the first second century of our era and later the same aristotle returned to european culture after the crusades e-e from arabic translations because the arabs translated them. they were especially interested in aristotle's works on nature, they were very good in medicine, and later the crusaders found these manuscripts in the territory of the arab east, took them with them , brought them back and already translated them into latin when books began to be printed, they immediately became too much for the fires from 1448 to 1000 years in europe, 12 million different books were printed, some of them were immediately tried to be banned in florence in 1497 , giant fires were lit here, not only secular books such as decameron bokach were burned here in general, the inhabitants of florence confiscated and later burned thousands of objects recognized as immoral, and even then european politicians understood that it is easier to eradicate the causes than

that wasn't true of his student aristotle. that is true of plato. and it's important to to remember that that there is coherence. it's that that we're not just picking up a bunch of random facts just to do it. we're not going to school to fill our head with a bunch of random trivia in case we happen to be on jeopardy someday. but we're trying to figure out something about the truth. ultimate truth that will tell us about our communities and will tell us about things beyond our immediate perception and will tell us something about our souls and ourselves and what we're here to do. where you exposed to this canon at yale? a little bit. i don't want to yale too much. it's very, very mean thing to this one's alma mater. i think it was don kagan who was one of the great certainly not left wing philosophers. he was the great, great ancient greek historian who died only recently. and he had been the dean of yale college, i believe it was professor kagan, who said something to the effect of years ago, a student could graduate yale with an education, didn't

which depicts, you know, plato and and an aristotle's school, socrates, plato, aristotle in ancient greece. and this is a detail from that famous painting that today is is in the vatican. but you have plato pg upward right actually like like this. and you have aristotle pointing out and they're debating, you know, if you hlosophy classes, the they the forms, like basically where is reality itself? and pla isaying, you know, he's the idealist if you remember the stuff he's ying, reality se isn't really in this world. it's in the mind of god. it's out there and the world is simply more or less fulfilling. god's blueprint. you know. so the ideas are the important thing. god's plans and this world is, you know only more or less the shadow of that aristotle is, is, is saying, well, you maybe so, but all can actually talk about is all we know is the physical world out there and quite rightly aristotle thus has been credited with pushing things, pushing human thought and human epistemology. the question of how, what we can know, making it more hands on and practical and saying, let's look out the

aristotle didn't know them and plato didn't know them and socrates didn't know them and they knew theerhap how we should behave. aristotle thought about wenning happiness not through pleasure, but through achievement and doing the right thing and that may not sound like too profound a thought now more than what you hear from the pulpit, but nonetheless, it was thought about and put down on paper or vellum or parchment by someone who had no idea of the capital of south dakota or the name of the senator in new york or whatever. >> more broadly, do you worry that -- that the fact that we can know everything is making us dumber? >> no. i thought initially -- i think when i started writing this book i think that was the premise is everything that began with the invention of the electronic calculator by a man called jerry merriman, wonderful name, in 196 1k37 7, and that began the rant and we did not need to know how to calculate, how to spell how to find out where we were and how to know anything and initially i thought it would make us dumber and it's made us fatter and flabbier and the m

you know, i in aristotle, there's so much to mine. you know, the possibility of marriage is a virtue of friendship. the, you know, the child in aristotle's understanding as as as that which brings the spouses together in terms of the common good and keeps them. i mean, there's just on and on and on. i wrote a piece for first things called sex realist feminism, in which i look actually at plato and aristotle and of the errors of both. and then i think the advances are both in order to show how they're of plato and aristotle, especially plato, but both kind of complicit in some errors at the root of these questions about women. but then they also provide a way out. and so i very always end sort of one who goes back to the pre-modern does those who i think understood again i mean i've mentioned many times but just sort of the way in human beings required formation that really needed formation and that we couldn't just you know as sort of, you know, beacon, descartes, hobbes, locke, etc. thought that we sort of could, you know, that those

even aristotle said drunkenness is voluntary insanity. know what aristotle is, sit down eight why did the war start? will never learn. well, okay, the order came to hand over all the batteries. of our regiment to tank units, your battery is at the disposal of the colonel. the last path lead us. and telegrams from relatives of acquaintances will fly here and start that the sons will no longer come to visit, that my son is no more. the father will wipe away the tear with his hand. some kind and there will be a card gathering dust on the sides of god's dead books in such kaifons. with epaulettes and her no longer a fiancé in a tank uniform . we are talking with you for the last time. your task is not easy. well, i believe in you. good luck. tovat this is not slizarion's moonshine. like this it's clear. understandably comrade of the guard junior lieutenant, we knew him best of all. but how did it start? he is our commander to discuss my actions to stop talking. listen, we will order him, the tank regiment will have to go at top speed for the

uh, maybe, uh, uh plato and aristotle you agree italy, a very good comparison with plato and aristotlea product, and tolstoy is all about the soul. that's it, after all, well, you can’t say that the spirit is there, but it’s high and beautiful, and the soul is not important until you master the soul and the space of the soul and master it. yes , it will not pass to the spirit, of course, of course, and here he is talking about tolstoy. this is the human coexistence, which they really lead from some points to the very heights of the spirit. yes, this is the most dostoevsky scene. here is tolstoy's bath-rooting. here it is, that is, it’s not, again, not to exclude one another, but naturally, something is closer to someone, because someone says, that’s already burning in spirit. yes , he is looking for suddenly discovers for himself such a thought as dostoevsky is ready for him. here, and someone lives and quite, as it were, uh, well. eh, he lives in this middle world. well, here's marov yes , here's and here's martha. it's almost impossible to say that she is not needed. yes, it is very

plato aristotle do you agree, yes, a very good comparison with plato and aristotle, because really, as is the whole product, and tolstoy is the whole product. that's it, after all, well, you can’t say that the spirit is there, but it’s high and beautiful, and the soul is not important until you master the soul and the space of the soul and master it. yes, it will not pass to the spirit, of course, of course, and here tolstoy is talking about this very human coexistence, which they and at some points really lead to the very heights of the spirit. yes, this is the most dostoevsky scene. here is tolstoy root bath. here and this, that is, this is not uh , again, it does not exclude one another, but naturally, something is closer to someone, because someone uh say, that is already burning in spirit. yes , looking for suddenly discovers such thoughts. as dostaevsky follows him, they are ready. here, and someone lives and quite, as it were, uh, well. eh, he lives in this middle world. well, here's marov yes, here's the gospel, it's as if one cannot say that she is not needed. yes, it is very

and the way aristotle talks about being a good person. you're not going to see complete correspondence, those differing traditions, but you're going to see things that overlap. if they overlap in essential ways. there's a possibility that they've hit upon something edmund burke talked about as wisdom of the ages, and that doesn't mean that students have to just passively take this information, say, oh, well, this is what aristotle says, so i'll live like that. but instead it gives students an opportunity to, an omni cultural core curriculum to examine what various civilization have had to say about the best ways to live lives so that students can grapple that question themselves. we've got a question way in the back over here, and then we'll go here. thank you very much, jason stevens, from ashland university. and i apologize in advance. my question someone has to do with hegel. the panel mentioned college studying with professor garman, the philosopher. my understanding is that he was also a hegelian and given coolidge's close relationsh

i mean, of course, they write the legislation so that inequality goes all the way back to aristotle.i mean, aristotle said that when you social inequality of that on, the kind of scale that we now have, the only two options are tyranny or revolution. and all for revolution. but i don't i don't see the forces of revolution. i think the left been so systematically weakened. going all the way back to wilson in the twenties but also mccarthy and they've just been effectively in the powell of 1971 where lewis powell essentially mobilized corporate to blow back against the in terms of pushing back against the gains made in the 1960s. so we're in a very precarious position. we have a question here. chris. is it not true that the neocons who got us into iraq are actually now behind the engineering of the current war in ukraine? yes. and there is a chapter here called the pimps of war trying to reach out to them because of the same people i dealt with going all the way back to the wars in central america, in particular, elliott abrams and robert kagan, who was working for him in the state dep

charges of minting counterfeit coins, and ivan iii imprisoned him for trying to return to italy aristotle let's try from two to five for 300. the end of the game. three is right. a miracle of technology for 200 questions from the national project science and university in the world-class scientific center digital biodesign and personalized healthcare created under the national project science and universities for the analysis of cardiac arrhythmias have developed a portable wearable device made in the form of this dosage form. no, wearable portable, no tablet. well, i mean plastic. this is a plaster of equipment for 100. in new zealand , drones equipped with loud speakers recording a dog's sound help to do this work. protect sheep. let's try from two to five for 400. the cat bags denis's chair minus 200 for andrey minus 500 for you. well , let's andrew the theme of the monkey, bet 500 attention to the screen in the photograph of 1961 chimpanzee ham ah, what he became famous for, perhaps he was in space right? your question is worth 400. to do when you have the 13th caesar month. an ancien

many banks in the capital city of aristotle have closed their operations.o, the exchange offices have closed, so the sudanese citizens do not have even a small amount of money to meet their basic needs. this is the situation in a nutshell. now the capital of sudan is after about 20 days of conflict between the rapid reaction forces and the sudanese army. dear viewers, thank you very much for your participation and explanations . with the martyrdom of a number of teachers and school staff in pakistan witnessed protest demonstrations in some parts of the country. in this regard, a conversation with a radio reporter in pakistan mr. rahmani salam , what was the time of the martyrdom of teachers in pakistan and what details have been published about this incident? yes, me too. hello, i am serving you and the viewers of this news section yesterday evening around 4:50 p.m. local time, a group of terrorists killed seven teachers and teaching staff in one of the educational centers in the parachenar district of pakistan. in this terrorist attack, which of your servi

head of the science and technology park of the ministry of petroleum journalists will be present in aristotle and give the full details to the announcers of the exhibition. the deputy commander will start work tomorrow. where is he? what time is there? is there a second game or not? it is the international exhibition of the oil industry. inspection is from 8:00 am to 4:00 pm. seventh, until the wire in the international exhibition is open to the public, it is specialized, but the presence of knowledge-based and young companies attracts a lot of people . for the last four years, at least as far as i can recall, there was one company and they were brothers . the year i came to the next year's booth through panj we have taken 100 meters and four thousand meters to this exhibition. we started to answer. we became a factory owner with a small workshop . for this exhibition, it is a good excuse for young people who are motivated to express their own spring by pointing to their own achievements. let me show it to my dear ones who are interested, there are many motor students of the country's univers

even aristotle in the fourth century bc wrote that if you want to influence a person, you need to dot through three spheres of the mind feelings and aspirations, it must be said, are similar to those we encounter in the instructions for psychological operations of the united states of america dated 19556, where the main area that needs to be influenced. this will is the mind. well, either consciousness, they already say, or feelings or the emotional sphere, because very often, if the emotional sphere is not used in relation to military leaders, because there is more analytics there. yes, here there is pressure on consciousness and on the will, then in terms of the ordinary population, the emotional component plays here. almost a decisive role. well up the first modern work on the psychological influence on a person in a manipulative way will take place in the literal sense of the millennium. however , even then, in ancient times, information was used primarily for military purposes. and the use is precisely during the military period as an additional operation, and most often it is d

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usury in the vedic texts of ancient india, in the sutra scriptures of buddhism and in the torah, aristotle and aquinas both rebuke the practice. dante sent money lenders to the seventh circle of hell. none of these efforts did much to stem the practice, but they do reveal that the unprincipled act of trapping the poor in a cycle of debt has existed at least as long as the written word. now. matt, i sent you a a passage. i was hoping you agreed on page 121. you got it. we prioritize the subsidization of affluence over the alleviation of poverty. the united states could effectively end poverty in america tomorrow without increasing the deficit. if it cracked down on corporation and some families would cheat on their taxes, we allocating the newfound revenue to those most in need of it. instead, we let the rich slide and give most to those who have plenty. already creating a welfare state that heavily favors the upper class and then our elected officials have the audacity, the shamelessness, really, to fabricate stories about poor peoples dependency on government aid and shoot down proposals

we again return to this thesis that one must begin with oneself, of course, there was such an aristotleooks, and morality of morality, and once he committed some kind of immoral act. let's just say he was asked what the techniques were. see? how do you behave like this? here listen. well, if i'm teaching math, i shouldn't be a triangle. here we need to become a triangle. so, he is some kind of brativcoin very interesting. let's let's break for a while and then, continue m after our interesting conversation, for example, we have a telegram-cana, say do not be silent, subscribe ask questions and suggest guests we are in touch. in this project, the main success factor is not strength, but knowledge of what sports facility is located at 111, pobediteley avenue, minsk city, the basketball club was called smokey minsk. what is the name now? basketball club minsk basketball club minsk just to become an athlete it is enough to pump muscles, but to become champion, you need to turn on your head, in general, i think that hate is such a form of development for you, and you will not say the same th

diving on the problem of conquering the depths, humanity thought back in the fourth century bc, aristotlened a diving bell, it was immersed in water with the open side down and an air pocket formed inside, which allowed collectors of sea sponges, although not for long, but still breathing underwater in 1691, the english scientist edmond galey improved the bell and added a hose for air supply to it, and at the same time a hole for its output. so divers were able to stay on the seabed for up to 4 hours in 1878 by the british. henry plus patented the first underwater self-contained breathing apparatus rebreather carbon dioxide exhaled by a person was absorbed by the chemical . it was pumped with oxygen and again fed for breathing. but at great depths, pure oxygen is toxic. so use the rebreather for a long time. dangerous to health, at about the same time, the french mining engineer benoit rupees developed a device that brought exhaled air out. the gadget was designed to descend into the mines with polluted air, but divers also chose it. along the hose. and this is a serious limitation under

aristotle said, men come together in cities in order to live, but they remain together in order to live the good life. it is harder and harder to live the good life in american cities today.de the catalog of ills is long. there is the decay of the centers and the despoiling of the suburbs.s. there is not enough housing for our people or transportation for our traffic. open land is vanishing and old landmarks are violated. worst of all expansion is eroding the precious and time honored values of community with neighbors and communion with nature. the loss of these values breeds loneliness and boredom and indifference.. our society will never be great until our cities are great. today the frontier of imagination and innovation is inside those cities and not beyond their borders. new experiments are already going on. it will be the task of your generation to make the american city a place where future generations will come, not only to live but to live the good life. i understand that if i stayed here tonight i would see that michigan students are really doing their best to live the good l

i'm thinking about is and i apologize it won't be able to remember the third thing but you know aristotle talks about like three ways of making an argument. it's like logos pathos and then what's the other one? sorry. yes, you you're very smart. so it's not just about. your you know lived experience is very important as well. what's equally important is like doing the work doing the hard work doing all the research and making a very persuasive argument and when i think about the book as a project beyond my scrivener file. like that's what i'm thinking about being able to do all those three things and i think similar to what you'd mentioned as well like it's a duty and i think actually maybe more so for me i think about it is a real privilege. i'm contributing something to this community who has given me this like tremendous honor of letting me into people's lives and i think if you lead with like gratitude and curiosity that's a good thing. i'm not a journalist. so i'm not sure i can comment on it particularly. so yeah, i'm probably well we are actually out of time. so i want to thank all

aristotle stereo brown chief o'connor if we may at this point i have represented and then we'll take comments after that. thank you, madam secretary for that. great way to and your segment chief o connor. thank you. good evening. president of colorado. vice president morrigan. president commissioner fraser commissioner collins, chief of department maureen command staff. my name is eric artists, eros and newly married brown. i have been with the department since december of 1997. i like ramon. just a little girl from the fillmore that grew up in a single family home and never dreamed i'd be here. um and getting into the department was the most empowering, um, experience after college finishing college felt like i had reached it, but this is definitely, um out doing that experience. um and i bring my personal experience into the work that i do and into the way that i approach what i'm doing my training as a firefighter. i spent years leading the program and empowering residents of our city to be active responders. um and being chosen to lead the homeland security division has been an h

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we said no matter how you feel about him, according to opinion polls, aristotle, which is one of the 3 most popular people in the price. be so many so, or does he now have ambitions to become president really say, based on, will exceed if you don't want to see himself in a mazda where diction? when ventured to say. so let's see where his shop. tom will aid him today at a school which you're going to have with the rest of which was born in georgia but grew up in keys. he's had a colorful korea from a job's as an act to, to organizing seminars on psychology training, valencia. so just because it goes on so, but he would try to teach your subordinates never to be distracted when shooting when the enemy territory, the city of one multi task level assignment to p, tackles of variety of topics. we were using a picture drawn by his son, he explains the psychological impact. tiffany williams was interesting to someone who can go to the william. they would, as i say, we don't fire on the passenger planes and he replies some electric label. the white, the suitcases follows up to the messiah hi

aristotle stereo brown chief o'connor if we may at this point i have represented and then we'll takements after that. thank you, madam secretary for that. great way to and your segment chief o connor. thank you. good evening. president of colorado. vice president morrigan. president commissioner fraser commissioner collins, chief of department maureen command staff. my name is eric artists, eros and newly married brown. i have been with the department since december of 1997. i like ramon. just a little girl from the fillmore that grew up in a single family home and never dreamed i'd be here. um and getting into the department was the most empowering, um, experience after college finishing college felt like i had reached it, but this is definitely, um out doing that experience. um and i bring my personal experience into the work that i do and into the way that i approach what i'm doing my training as a firefighter. i spent years leading the program and empowering residents of our city to be active responders. um and being chosen to lead the homeland security division has been an honor

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