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More Setting aside what might seem to be an overly pious and selfcongratulatory tone in the above quotation, we are left with Aristotle’s expression of a sense of wonder and curiosity with regard to the human mind (i.e., the “soul”). Many things are worthy of investigation, but our own intellectual nature holds a special place, and this, urges Aristotle, is not simply narcissism. We are interesting. This volume seeks to celebrate and emulate Aristotle’s enthusiasm and sense of reverence, while recognizing, perhaps to an even greater extent than did Aristotle, that we are a part of the natural world. My Links To thank me use my links, please!
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