Pensées and Other WritingsOxford University Press, 1995 - Всего страниц: 267 For much of his life Pascal (1623-62) worked on a magnum opus which was never published in its intended form. Instead, he left a mass of fragments, some of them meant as notes for the Apologie. These were to become known as the Pensees, and they occupy a crucial place in Western philosophy and religious writing. Pascal's general intention was to confound scepticism about metaphysical questions. Some of the Pensees are fully developed literary reflections on the human condition, some contradict others, and some remain jottings whose meaning will never be clear. The most important are among the most powerful aphorisms about human experience and behavior ever written in any language. This translation is the only one based on the Pensees as Pascal left them. It includes the principal dossiers classified by Pascal, as well as the essential portion of the important Writings on Grace. A detailed thematic index gives access to Pascal's areas of concern, while the selection of texts and the Introduction help to show why Pascal changed the plan of his projected work before abandoning the book he might have written. |
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Blaise Pascal. They inspired movements of pure greatness and that is not man's state . They inspired movements of pure baseness and that is not man's state . Movements of abjectness are necessary , arising not from nature but from ...
Blaise Pascal. They inspired movements of pure greatness and that is not man's state . They inspired movements of pure baseness and that is not man's state . Movements of abjectness are necessary , arising not from nature but from ...
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... Man's greatness . We have such a high idea of man's soul that we cannot bear to think that this idea is wrong and therefore to be without this esteem for it . The whole of man's happiness lies in this esteem . 31 Men are so necessarily ...
... Man's greatness . We have such a high idea of man's soul that we cannot bear to think that this idea is wrong and therefore to be without this esteem for it . The whole of man's happiness lies in this esteem . 31 Men are so necessarily ...
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... man's wretchedness or God's mercy , either man's helplessness with- out God or man's power with God . 706 God has used the blindness of this people for the benefit of the elect . 707 The vilest of human characteristics is his search for ...
... man's wretchedness or God's mercy , either man's helplessness with- out God or man's power with God . 706 God has used the blindness of this people for the benefit of the elect . 707 The vilest of human characteristics is his search for ...
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PENSÉES I | 182 |
WRITINGS ON GRACE | 205 |
Explanatory Notes | 227 |
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