June 21, 2019

A LOVER'S BURDEN 9 B

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dumbfounded.Genteel plucks,obstinate to keelhaul him dissuade whereon addiction she knows him too well wherein placidity he claims.Trembling...

A LOVER'S BURDEN.PART 9A

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batting an eyelid whereo bravado hardly a gulf dig to persuade him dire,hastening fleeted heels towards nirvana,ahoyed for freedom,in stormy...
June 13, 2019

NAIVE SOMNAMBULIST.PART 1

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Moisture humidifies,the Sun goes down and the moon returns at noon.The eliptical oval shall hang up the milky way,stuck as roisterer by tele...

A LOVER'S BURDEN.PART 8

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Dough is gone into exile and back to the streets she plied her trade.Then at rumpus,she breaketh his etiolated chin.Sometimes,it is like a h...

A LOVER'S BURDEN.PART 7

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orbit,that he betwixt thee and the murky moon,then this apostasy the sun doth much steady alarm.What fie,what dejavus,cold and dry bun,thy i...

A LOVER'S BURDEN.PART 6

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Conjoined twins are pearly gates,illustrious in the cosmos yet only footings seen.Copperbottomed by the blue sky,these wonders of contrite d...

A LOVER'S BURDEN.PART 5

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What seest though thou in the basin?To feedon thy civvy chin,not bedimmed but bedewed,whereupon self esteem in its choleric coddling,flies i...

A LOVER'S BURDEN.PART 3

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What a gracious pneaumatic not poofed burning clocks not in vain adrift,a garden repertoire of unfair roses,which in its hoots,bred in tangl...

A LOVER'S BURDEN.PART TWO

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These famished clues burn his bashful shame and seizeth duds on a sweltering palm.His trembling passion flicked his precedence of pith to do...

A LOVER'S CHARM.PART 6

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Quids the goddess of love,are made to love a lover's charm and a gracious fireproof upon which it is planted are the damsels'earth....

A LOVER'S CHARM.PART 5

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The lovesick poppinjay;for where they could stroll,banters had usurped the funsport's funfare.What a skyjack of haymaker in gliding seas...
June 12, 2019

A LOVER'S CHARM.PART 4

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In their nip and tuck,blazes the two trojan horses,eyeballs to eyeballs,still adamantine,hardly his nibble content her nitty gritty.At crisp...

A LOVER'S CHARM.PART 3

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not drool like she,a duchess of dudgeon.In his dottylike pretense as if repressed by dotage to dote upon her pantomimes of obliges bathes in...

A LOVER'S CHARM.PART TWO

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of a lover's charm,resplendently skulking in the flight of its devouring vulture.Rosy,beautiful sky cannot contend when the skywriting e...

A LOVER'S CHARM.PART ONE

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The jungle of sight cannot see,what the mind does and what profussion of this beguiling sport loathed with sated satiety? What a notoriety o...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 144

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in 1900.There,he also showed dreams are not only random but are also wish fulfilments.The process of converting latent dream thoughts into ...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 143

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In the descriptive evaluation of the human mind,he concluded the conscious constitutes a miniature of the human mind like iceberg's tip ...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 142

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of sexual drive is one sample.In describing the human mind,he drives home his concept of pleasure principle or id being regulated in relatio...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 141

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during his practice of psychotherapy.He had empirical evidences for the diverse forms of neurosis or psychological disorders traced back to ...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 140

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to say that nothing mattered,because he says there was no innate meaning to life.A nihilist is a person who think nothing means anything.Tha...
June 11, 2019

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART I39

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he brought Atheism into existentialism and met his patner Simone de Beauvoir in a cafe.Hence his allegiance was atheistic existentialism and...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 138

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within same species,in addittion to a large number of progeny.The Origin Of Species caused bitter controversies reverberated the continent a...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 137

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grand father had suggested plants and animal species had descended from some few primitive species.This suggestion he captured as the first ...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 136

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Benjamin Franklin,inventor of light conductor and another American polymath like Alexander Hamilton,had made a strong point that if they wer...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 135

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The comparison of embryo development in mammals such as dogs,rabbits,rats,bats,goats and humans at early stage is clear proof and hard to d...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 134

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Let me go back to the voyage,before Darwin set to sail on the Beagle,he was armed with the first volume of Charles Lyell's Principles Of...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 132

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Darwin's scientific voyage contributed new and elaborate data in the area of biological evolutionary argument specifically fosrils'...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 133

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He said the journey no doubt was the most significant event of his life.They crossed the entire coast of south america back and forth.This ...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 131

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Fitzroy,who has been commissioned by the government to survey the southern coasts of South America.I have that i consider you to be the best...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 130

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He was accused of messing around with stuffs,not doing the slightest bits useful for himself,fooling himself and wasting precious time.That...
June 10, 2019

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 129

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.He was buried at Westminister Abbey.So,their paths crossed in time and space and infact Marx wanted to dedicate the English version of his ...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 128

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We shall soon be rounding up the synopsis of the longest running marathon treatise ever written by an African or Blogger boy on philosophy.I...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 127

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ethical stage requires a moral push to the third stage the religious stage,there are others interested in making a leap because they are not...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 126

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he was often brutal with his verdict and could remark the superficial approach and illbred nature of the crowd as the untruth or that truth ...
June 9, 2019

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 125

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of existentialism.This means a thinker that through his own philosophical reflections mirror his entire existence.Kierkeegard in 1841 went t...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 124

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The climax of philosophy and then turn around of philosophical reflections took place after Hegel.Kierkeegard and Marx took their point of d...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 123

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He says it is not the individuals that find it but the world spirit itself and becomes conscious of itself in the individual.It passes throu...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 122

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this process he called dialectical process.When the Eleatics had proposed a claim,Hegel regarded the standpoint a thesis and then the rise o...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 121

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falsehood.It maybe antihistorical way of thinking to declare Aritotelian,platonic as well as any philosophy of the antiquity falsehood.Neith...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 120

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Given its all encompassing and diversified,we shall be content with the main aspects of Hegel's work and the basic method he expoused fo...
June 7, 2019

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 119 B

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He became a don in Heidelberg,the Center of national Romanticism,but first became an asistant professor in Jena.It was in 1818 when he was a...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 118

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they see world soul in popular culture but that world spirit was viewed as an ego operative in a dreamless state that created everything.Whi...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 116

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They also saw language as an organism.Infact,the entire material world like a poetic work was a living organism.Hence,no sharp contrast exi...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 115

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Romanticism exudes unity and strengthened the feeling of national identity.And it was no coincidence that was instrumental to the succesful ...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 115

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Romanticism exudes unity and strengthened the feeling of national identity.And it was no coincidence that was instrumental to the succesful...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 115

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Romanticism exudes unity and strengthened the feeling of national identity.And it was no coincidence that was instrumental to the succesful ...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 115

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Romanticism exudes unity and strengthened the feeling of national identity.And it was no coincidence that was instrumental to the succesful ...
June 6, 2019

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 114

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from lifelessness to complex forms.They saw nature as organism evolving its innate potentials like roses and flowers growing and protruding ...
June 4, 2019

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 113

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man draws from the mystery of the world,according to Novalis,of the whole universe that he bears within himself.Therefore with this prejudic...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 112

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They were also influenced by Jacob Bohme and being pantheists they experienced the notion of divine ego in nature.If Descartes and Hume had ...
May 31, 2019

PHILOSOPHERS'STONE. PART 111

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They approached life with belicose and antimiddle class instincts and could refer landladies and police as philistines.They were like hippie...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 110

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of 19th century.While the Enlightenment was begun in Paris, Romanticism took its toll in Germany.The Romanticists saw themselves,given that ...

PHILOSOPHERS'STONE.PART 109

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Finally,kant was a major influence and inspiration to the scholarship of Romanticism.He succeeded in liberating scholars from the philosophi...

PHILOSOPHERS'STONE.PART 109

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Finally,kant was a major influence and inspiration to the scholarship of Romanticism.He succeeded in liberating scholars from the philosophi...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 108

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The difference between wrong and right would be judged by the virtue of human reason.And it has nothing to do with sentiment,concluded in th...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 107

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cannot perceive and prove natural laws and later likened them to the laws of human cognition.Philosophers before Kant had been puzzled by th...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 107

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cannot perceive and prove natural laws and later likened them to the laws of human cognition.Philosophers before Kant had been puzzled by th...
May 30, 2019

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 106

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foremost modes of perception and hardly any physical world attributes.To analyse the Copernican Revolution in solving human knowledge proble...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE .PART I05

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the foundation of christian faith.He had a great mastery of other people's philosophy and then with solid grounding in his own philosoph...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 104

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Marriage laws'changes were ademanded and equal political rights as men and social conditions to be made favourable to women.In this font...

PHILOSOPHERS'STONE.PART 103

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to adopt a common position,laying a foundation for arts and culture,religion and ethics,the consequence led to enlightenment movement.Toward...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 102

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When they visited England they were shocked with the spirit of liberalism they met there.Natural sciences of Isaac Newton and British philos...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 101

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And it is he that influences our profusion of ideas and earthly perception and all our life exist within his nucleus.Every mortal perception...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE. PART 100

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George Berkeley(1685-1753),an Irish Bishop and a philosopher too discovered that current philosophies,science and technology were a threat t...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE. PART 99

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To probe every single idea that went into making of complex idea preocuppied his attention.He opposed every idea and thought that could be t...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE . PART 98

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Of Human Nature had a different piles of thought construction entirely.Having deposed medieval thoughts and the rationalistic philosophy of ...
May 29, 2019

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 97

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Before we move onto David Hume(1711-1776),we round up Lockean tenets of intellectual and political liberty was responsible to the successful...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 96

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This leads to reflection not sensation and he distinguished the two that the mind is not merely a passive receiver.With later trait it shows...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 95

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The purification of those hollow notions led to the propagation of the empiricism school of thoughts.Such panning for a particle of gold is ...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 94

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An empiricist derive knowledge from the world of senses.The classic tradition was begun by one of the natural philosophers and popularised b...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 93

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of the falseness of this supposition,if i should only show....how men barely by the use of their natural faculties may attain to all the kno...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE . PART 92

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John Locke(1632-1704)unlike Descartes and Spinoza was an English philosopher of the empirical school.He had tremendous impact with his quent...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE .PART 91

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was made up of one indivisible single reality.He was classified therefore as a monist.He believed God or natural laws as the inner cause was...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE .PART 91

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was made up of one indivisible single reality.He was classified therefore as a monist.He believed God or natural laws as the inner cause was...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 90

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because of heresy.He was the first to use history to criticise the so called holy book which he ridiculed to the last letter.He was deserted...

PHILOSOPHERS' STONE.PART 89

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resolved no longer to seek any other science that the knowledge of myself or of the great book of the world."That".......our sense...