Post by Triangle on May 15, 2021 16:40:09 GMT
So, reading philosophical books I have founded that almost all books on philosophy, except the stoics and the epicureans, are based on aphorisms.
Same for Kant and Aristotle. A aphorism is a short moral sentence with a particular meaning, and sometimes with a more general meaning.
So I conclude that philosophy is in essence, aphorism.
Same for the literature, having an alegorical essence, and science, a methodological one.
The stoics are methodological, is the method aplied in moral grounds.
Same for Kant and Aristotle. A aphorism is a short moral sentence with a particular meaning, and sometimes with a more general meaning.
So I conclude that philosophy is in essence, aphorism.
Same for the literature, having an alegorical essence, and science, a methodological one.
The stoics are methodological, is the method aplied in moral grounds.