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"The arrows that cause wounds to my wounds themselves" (Ovid, Metamorphoses, Book 12, Line 37)
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If I Am Wise for Three Days, I Am Mad for Five: A Philosophical Exploration
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If Aristotle were alive today, he would likely defend his thoughts on many different subjects. Aristotle was a philosopher who had an intere...
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The Art of Being Happy: A Philosophical Perspective Happiness is a complex emotion that has been studied by philosophers for centuries. Ther... -
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