- arts of the
sophists were
known as
sophistry and
gained a
negative re****tion as
tools of
arbitrary reasoning. "
Sophistry" is
today used as a
pejorative for...
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Schopenhauer considers that only
logic pursues truth. For him, dialectic,
sophistry, and
eristic have no
objective truth in view, but only the appearance...
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rhetoric to win
arguments gave
sophistication a
derogatory quality.
Sophistry was then the art of misleading. The
system of
modern Western sophistication...
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somewhat different from the
modern understanding,
referring to a
class of
sophistry that
applies an
ambiguously worded question about people to a specific...
- The
omnipotence paradox is a
family of
paradoxes that
arise with some
understandings of the term omnipotent. The
paradox arises, for example, if one ****umes...
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American Jewish Theatre, 1986 A Joke (as "Grizzoffi"), Malaparte, 1992
Sophistry (as "Igor"),
Playwrights Horizons, 1993 Wild Dogs, Malaparte, 1993 Unexpected...
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making her
first stage appearance with two
lines in the off-Broadway play
Sophistry with
Ethan Hawke.
Around this time,
Johansson began studying at the Professional...
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acquisitive art into
possession taking and
exchanging goods, to
which sophistry belongs. The
sophist is a kind of merchant.
After many
successive collections...
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Theater 1992–1993 The
Seagull Konstantin Treplev Lyceum Theatre 1993
Sophistry Xavier 'Ex'
Reynolds Playwrights Horizons 1999
Camino Real
Kilroy Williamstown...
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opere di
Plutarco (secc. XV–XVI) Blank, D. (2011). "'Plutarch' and the
Sophistry of 'Noble Lineage'". In Martínez, J. (ed.).
Fakes and
Forgers of classical...