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22:33 Jul 1, 2003 |
Italian to English translations [PRO] Art/Literary / esperienze mistiche extrasensoriali | |||||||
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my spirit flies unfettered in the sky of what-is-yet-to-come... Explanation: ... now that I am free again... One option out of many, I am sure. Please allow for fatigue, a heat wave, and the very late hour. Hang in there, verbis! |
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my spirit soars freely in the heavens to be ... Explanation: ciao, Laura, (you are obviously into a lot of literary and art , for work or as an inclination?) -------------------------------------------------- Note added at 2003-07-01 22:46:45 (GMT) -------------------------------------------------- perhaps better: in the heavens-to-be |
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in the sky of BECOMING Explanation: I suppose that unfortunately they are using a very famous philosophical concept. DIVENIRE. BECOMING Th Those who claim that there can be change without a subject of change (e.g. Heraclitus, Empedocles, Hegel, etc.), deny the principle of identity and therefore fall into absurdity. When they take up this position, they must either continue to accept the notion of "being," in which case to affirm that there is change without a subject of change, or that change is prior to being, is to affirm that what has no being changes, which is manifestly absurd, or they must reject the notion of being as illusory an d argue that instead of conceiving "being" we must conceive "change," or "becoming," in which case they must reject as false, together with the notion of "being," the principle of identity which is bound up with it, and maintain that thought is essential ly deceptive, which is equally absurd. If I say that I think that thought is essentially deceptive, then it follows that If I'm right, my statement is itself wrong. |
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in the ever-changing heavens Explanation: my soul is free to fly in the ever-changing heavens ... divenire opposto a essere, come spiegato bene dalla collega. |
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