When the Nomad Nicki asks the Coordinator Trevelyan what he wants out of life, he replies:
"'Life itself... And that isn't a paradox. Experience, understanding, adjustment and harmony - but struggle, too, making physical reality over to a pattern.'" (p. 69)
What pattern? I agree with everything except that last word.
Today, and maybe tomorrow, posts will be short as I write and publish them quickly before the lap top misbehaves.
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Kaor, Paul!
The history of philosophy I read, at least in part, was Frederick C. Copleston, S.J., A HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY. Which is apparently still used today. The massiveness of that was rather daunting!
And I wonder how the late Fr. Copleston would have analysed Trevelyan Micah's comments?
Ad astra! Sean
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