On Inductive Risk and Moral Luck (in Plato)
Digressions&Impressions,
The fear is not of being laughed at, for that is childish, but, lest, missing the truth, I fall down and drag my friends with…
The fear is not of being laughed at, for that is childish, but, lest, missing the truth, I fall down and drag my friends with…
He had thought that home was something one possessed, but the things one had possessed were cursed with change; it was what…
But there are sad celebrations as well, whose object is either to meet a calamity, or else merely to commemorate and deplore it.
At any rate, I cannot allow myself to believe that such men as Zeno or Cleanthes, men, it is said, of the most simple as well…