Comments Page These are selected quotes from the class diaries - those of students as well as famous thinkers. In order to understand the term and its connotations I use the analogy of the tree falling in a forest without humans in hearing. Something inside of us wants to believe that the world has waited with bated breath for our arrival.
Justice only exists between equals.
Here we were, two millenniums into the history of the philosophy of science, just about to talk on Marxism as a philosophy of science. Our lecturer, the self-professed world authority on this subject, had so much to say and so little time. The medieval world was characterised by faith, superstition, feudalism and resigned acceptance while the modern world is one of upheaval, constitutionality and individualism.