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...PARADOXISM is an avant-garde movement in literature, art, philosophy, science, based on excessive used of antitheses, parables, odds, paradoxes in creations. It was set up and led by the writer Florentin Smarandache since 1980’s who said: “The goal is to enlargement of theartisti sh...

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...nition: PARADOXISM is an avant-garde movement in literature, art, philosophy, science, based on excessive used of antitheses, parables, odd... ...g literature! Let’s write… without actually writing anything. How? Simply: object literature! “The flying of a bird”, for example, represents a “natu... ...y. I started from politic, social, and immediately got to literature, art, philosophy, even science. Through experiments one brings new literary, ar... ...o e liderado pelo escritor Florentin Smarandache desde 1980, que disse: “O objectivo é alargar o legado através de elementos n āo-artisticos.Mas esp... ...ible too!”), F. Smarandache initiated “paradoxism” in literature, art, and philosophy in the 1980s. Its main thesis is: “The Sense has a non-sense, a... ...s elements” (Titu Popescu). Readers, attempt to bring in literature, art, philosophy, even science assertions against the common belief, against th... ...inition In 1980’s a new movement of avant-garde arised in literature, art, philosophy, and science. This is based on an excessive use of antinomies,... ... literature! Let’s write … without actually writing anything. How? Simply: object-literature! <The fly of a bird>, for example, represents a natural...

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...ic ingredient in the character of the Faun, that makes it so delightful an object to the human eye and to the frailty of the human heart. The being he... ...the scope and freedom of Hilda’s and mine. In painting there is no similar objection to the representation of brief snatches of time, —perhaps be- cau... ...a union with a cousin, the heir of another of that golden brotherhood; the object being to retain their vast accumulation of wealth within the family.... ...where there are glimpses, sketches, and half-developed hints of beings and objects grander and more beautiful than we can anywhere find in reality. Th... ...trongly marked contrast of shadow, is the first requisite to- wards seeing objects pictorially. Pencil-drawings were pinned against the wall or scatte... ...be supposed that a melancholy man would here make acquaintance with a grim philosophy. He should learn to bear patiently his individual griefs, that e...

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...re, and in retiring draw Hearts after them tangl’d in Amorous Nets. Such object hath the power to soft’n and tame Severest temper, smooth the r... ...vial toy, At every sudden slighting quite abasht: Therefore with manlier objects we must try 225 His constancy, with such as have more shew Of ... ...d fulmin’d over Greece, 270 To Macedon, and Artaxerxes Throne; To sage Philosophy next lend thine ear, From Heaven descended to the low-rooft ...

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...d tears, and that, as associated with such abominations, he was not a worthy object of patronage for a person whose two brothers—her only ones—had giv... ...ever felt himself in the presence of so much organised privacy or of so many objects that spoke of habits and tastes. Most of the people he had hither... .... Farrinder with all her emotion in her smiling eyes. This lady had been the object of many ovations; it was familiar to her that the collective heart... ...o whether it were right to recognise it. Verena Tarrant saw that she was the object of this manifestation, and she got up to meet the lady whose appro... ...Boston soci ety, Verena, in her fresh, diverted scrutiny of the surrounding objects, wondered what could be the need of this scheme of renunciation. ... ...k, you come, but here you wouldn’t; that is always the way.’ With this light philosophy Verena beguiled the transit to the library, into which she int...

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...thou Must perish soone, and to destruction bowe. For if the’eye seeke good objects, and will take - 9 - THE CROSSE John Donne: Holy Sonnets No cro... .... But most the eye needs crossing, that can rome, And move; To th’other th’objects must come home. And crosse thy he art: for that in man alone Po... ...tar be the same. IV. THE TRINITY O Blessed glorious Trinity, Bones to Philosophy, but milke to faith, Which, as wise serpents, diversly M...

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...speaking too — in an abstracted manner, which showed that though she was the object of his thoughts and eyes, to the exclusion even of tripe, he neith... ...s,” meaning Trotty; “in such degenerate times as these? Look at him! What an object! The good old times, the grand old times, the great old times! Tho... ...idn’t specify what particular times he alluded to; nor did he say whether he objected to the present times; from a distinterested consciousness that t... ...and by what wonderful degrees, each separates from each, and every sense and object of the mind resumes its usual form and lives again, no man — thoug... ...er as it is!” Mrs. Tugby tried to comfort her with kindness. Mr. Tugby tried philosophy. “Come, come!” he said, with his hands in his pockets, “You mu...

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...ey, being withered and undesir able, do not, under certain circumstances, object to unveil ing. After their long seclusion, during which they have a... ...t you. Drink that down and tell us about yourself. The truth, if you’ve no objection.’ Kim coughed a little as he put down the empty glass, and consid... ...’ll come to me this evening.’ For the rest of the day Kim found himself an object of distinguished consideration among a few hundred white men. The st... ...him. ‘So I should lose Delhi for the sake of a fish,’ was his pro verbial philosophy. It behoved him to forget his holidays (there would always remai...

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...ontaigne's Essays IV. xx How the Soule dischargeth her Passions upon false objects, when the true faile it V. Whether the Captaine of a Place Besiege... ... all punishment, because he submissively yeelded under the burden of such objections, and to save himselfe, imployed no other meanes, but suing-requ... ...says Book I: Chapter IV. HOW THE SOULE DISCHARGETH HER PASSIONS UPON FALSE OBJECTS, WHEN THE TRUE FAILE IT Table of Contents. Note on the e-text: thi... ... educational uses only. HOW THE SOULE DISCHARGETH HER PASSIONS UPON FALSE OBJECTS, WHEN THE TRUE FAILE IT GENTLEMAN of ours exceedingly subject to t... ...d to take, loseth it selfe in it selfe, and must ever be stored with some object, on which it light and worke. Plutarch saith fitly of those affecti... ... men it is a meere gramaticall studie but to others a perfect anatomie of Philosophy; by means whereof the secretest part of our nature is searched ... ...make him better and wiser, he shall be entertained with Logicke, naturall Philosophy. Geometry, and Rhetoricke, then having setled his judgement, loo... ...can no whit be amended, and betake our selves to the simple discourses of Philosophy; know how to chuse and fitly to make use of them: they are much... ...rom nurse is more capable of them, than he is to learne to read or write. Philosophy hath discourses, whereof infancie as well as decaying old-age m...

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...he four fundamental forces that make up the history of humanity, Religion, Philosophy, Science and Art, in a single field of energy. This attempt c... ...ack and light and dark colors are mixed together on a canvas to create the objects, the figures and the secret life that animate it. If you want t... ...– The I and history, both modern and ancient. The I and science, the I and philosophy, the I and religion, the I and art. The I and the West. The I a... ...tyard of history, passing the time by blaming others and by making them the object of our hatred and our need for revenge. If by chance our inner... ...ize the opus of our lives, not through alchemy or asceticism, sainthood or philosophy, but by transferring the principles of art to life itself and b... ...or security. It maintains the unity of both the internal and external love object and it is very difficult to give this security up. If I repress m... ...this security up. If I repress my hatred, I convince myself that the love object is still whole and that I have not yet destroyed it with my hatred... ...al, primordial guilt is for having attacked and destroyed my maternal love object since the time of my paradisiacal intrauterine life, and I have no ... ...and not just to paintings and instruments. No longer are religion, art, philosophy and science separate fields, but religion, philosophy, science...

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...y that something doesn’t hurt me when it does. I rely on my feelings, and no philosophy will help me in this case. This is the limit of my “self.” I... ...This point is a gift from Above. It is the lowest point of a higher spiritual object, the posterior of a higher Partzuf. Partzuf. Partzuf Looking fro... ... the Creator—and if that person sees others arriving from afar with only this objective, then, with the right books and the right teacher, the perso... ... from entering us in an egoistic form. If we do let the Light in, we want our objective to be to give to the Creator. When there is a screen, there ... ...re are no boundaries in the spiritual world, the difference between spiritual objects is measured in attributes. If two objects are identical in eve... ...s a world of attributes and desires. The separation or unity of two spiritual objects/desires is mea- sured by the degree to which they are identical...

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...r malice. They were famed for fabricating small images of wax, to represent the objects of their persecution; and, as these by gradual and often stu... ...me for a fantastic dreamer; but if I can contribute anything to the very useful object of your work, it is no matter – let people think what they wi... ...em together precisely because of their similarity. ―Christ Knape, ―Doc. Of Philosophy, Medicine, and Surgery.‖ REMARKABLE FULFILLMENT OF A PRE... ...ock at night, in a dark room, all the time concentrating your thoughts upon the object you desire to see. About twelve o‘clock, the crystal becomes ... ...rt in the Dutch language, the unearthly jargon seeming to came from no visible object, it afforded her great amusement to see the terrified urchins ...

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...t to analyze the above mentioned books- certainly two of the most complex and objective works concerning the paradoxist current and its founder, Flo... ...thority and the competence of the two writers, C.M.Popa and Titu Popescu, the objectivity and the artistic sense present in their entire work on the ... ...ache himself finds out - in his play Antique Tragedy - paradoxes in the Greek philosophy, without fear or other resentments. The debate among the thr... ...m the affiliation to logic or aesthetics of this notion -”an old structure in philosophy and a matter of study in logic”(Titu Popescu), Smarandache ... ...brilliantly applied to a unique poetic work-” a second game more pure” of the objective reality. With a partly improper term and incomplete, anyway, ... ...beauty behalf, that could be framed within the general-positive principles of philosophy. The absolute reached by Smarandache belongs to the postmode... ...s limit, transforming the literature in something else: informatics, graphics, philosophy etc.(blank pages, signs, drawings etc.). There are signifi... ...ll not insist too much upon these works, published until 1994, they being the object of many previous studies 2) . The application of the paradoxist... ...nce, an idea, symptomatically, very seldom underlined in the last time. With objectivity and common sense, the appreciate literary critic, the essa...

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...ys of being able to defend itself from its mother. She is its primary love object, its absolute love object, that does not yet have a face but that ... ...nly the laws of biological growth manage to detach the child from its love object and send it off to the neck of the uterus so it can be born. Very... ...o adulthood is still in the womb, fused and enmeshed with its primary love object. The adult I will have to face terrible battles so it can emerge a... ...merge and be born, and conquer the freedom to detach from its primary love object and turn to another love object that is truly different from the f... ...eedom and the strength it needs to definitively detach from its first love object and from its incestuous relationship with the mother. This is th...

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...ion by your own hands, where he cannot possibly be deceived, you having no object of preceding hatred to move you to such an act; but he employs you a... ...n whom he leads by the hand; a horrid image of justice. There are rules in philosophy that are both false and weak. The example that is proposed to us... ... manity, nay , even the tenderest and most delicate in the whole school of philosophy, to the roughest and most violent hu- man actions. Was it nature... ...lf is no other but a slower and more languish- ing motion. I cannot fix my object; ’tis always tottering and reeling by a natural giddiness; I take it... ...ial. I propose a life ordinary and without lustre: ’tis all one; all moral philosophy may as well be applied to a common and private life, as to one o... ...ke themselves. They may also abstract several commodities from history. In philosophy, out of the moral part of it, they may select such instructions ... ...inding myself in this condition, I considered by how many light causes and objects imagination nourished in me the regret of life; of what atoms the w... ... some internal demon that persecutes him? Inquire of yourself where is the object of this mutation? is there anything but us in nature which inanity s... ...painting is not so much carried on by dex- terity of hand as by having the object more vividly imprinted in the soul. Gallus speaks simply because he ...

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...eal myself. She shall have everything a woman can desire; I shall not even object to her being too good for me; she may be cleverer and wiser than I c... ...rls, thank Heaven, but magnificent women are not so common.” “Have you any objections to a foreigner?” his wife con- tinued, addressing Newman, who ha... ...mily.” “There’s your chance, my boy!” said Tristram. “And Madame de Cintre objects,” Newman continued. “She has been sold once; she naturally objects ... ...ed himself these questions even while he stood ready to accept the admired object in all its complexity; he felt that he could do so in profound secur... ...ith Mr. Newman.” “Oh, if you are going to a party, don’t let me keep you,” objected Newman. “I am very sure we shall meet again. Indeed, if you would ... ...which seemed to indicate that her opportunities for revealing her esoteric philosophy were indeed rare. She hoped that Newman would never be afraid of... ...to assent to Valentin’s some- what cynical interpretation of the old man’s philosophy, and, though circumstances seemed to indicate that he had not gi... ...l,” said Newman, rather disgusted at the smooth operation of the old man’s philosophy, “that’s as you please.” M. Nioche seemed to have been prepared ... ...is head in his hands, and Mrs. Tristram contin- ued to temper charity with philosophy and compassion with criticism. At last she inquired, “And what d...

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...e must go our respective ways,” she added, in a tone of extreme wisdom and philosophy. Her grandmother straightened out her knitting and be- gan to ro... ...g of four- wheelers; it appeared to old Mrs. Tramore that something of the objectionableness, the indecency, of her granddaughter’s prospective connec... ... memory and his habits and his things—his books and pictures and bibelots, objects that belonged now to Eric. Rose had sat in it for hours since his d... ... an agree- ment, since she had never informed him that he was posi- tively objectionable; but that this symmetry would be spoiled if she should not be...

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...n the midst of the same great level, and has approached no nearer to the one object within view, the flat horizon which keeps pace with his advance. W... ... Stevenson ligions so old that our language looks a halfing boy along- side; philosophy so wise that our best philosophers find things therein to wond... ...ve some doubtful clause, it is ten to one they would refuse from delicacy to object to it. I know I am speak- ing within the mark, for I have seen suc... ...ks, a sense of humour or, if such a thing is to be had, a little religion or philosophy, are the means of treatment. It will be time enough to think o... ...ments must be learned stupidly, all else being forgotten, as if they were an object in themselves. Lastly, there is something, or there seems to be so... ...rous and pure. They walked separate: the Cigarette plodding behind with some philosophy, the lean Arethusa posting on ahead. Thus each enjoyed his own... ...lushed past purple, almost into blue; and he screamed to lay the desecrating object on the floor. The knapsack proved to contain a change of shirts, o...

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...has a man’s mask taped on his bottom which faces the spectators and “talks” like this; • On a cross is crucified a book, or a lamb, or a pork, other object (crucified with the legs up) [which should symbolize something]; • On stage, place some cosmic objects (for example make visible a part of the Earth, or a Lunar Base, …); • Theatre for deaf and mute people (with thei...

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... the parts of Italy; Blood and destruction shall be so in use And dreadful objects so familiar That mothers shall but smile when they behold Their inf... ... so angry. BRUTUS: O Cassius, I am sick of many griefs. CASSIUS: Of your philosophy you make no use, If you give place to accidental evils. BRUTUS: ... ...her: What are you then determined to do? BRUTUS: Even by the rule of that philosophy By which I did blame Cato for the death Which he did give himsel...

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...Cyclopedia of issues in modern philosophy: The philosophy of science and religion, the cognitive sciences, cultural studies, aesthetics, art and literature, the philosophy of economics, the philosophy of psychology, and ethics....

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...r prolongs his life ONLY by violating the rights of others and these other people object to it - then A must be killed if that is the only way to ... ... result and there is no other way to save their lives. Despite strong philosophical objections to some of the premises of utilitarian theory - I ag... ... a community and subject to the rules and the ethos of said community. It has no "objective" or ontological weight. Events and actions are classif... ...ssive, coercive, or bureaucratic." (Honderich, Ted, ed. - The Oxford Companion to Philosophy - Oxford University Press, New York, 1995 - p. 31) A... ...aused them. It is also not clear whether our moral percepts are conditioned on the objective existence of pain, on the reported existence of pain, ... ...or does it all really depend on interpretation? If we, humans, cannot separate the objective from the subjective and the cultural – what gives us t... ...ed: Natural Selection IS the vital power itself. Modern Physics is converging with Philosophy (possibly with the philosophical side of Religion as ... ...ors and, lately, by (neuronal) network metaphors. Metaphors are not confined to the philosophy of neurology. Architects and mathematicians, for inst... ...ck to the future", communism was surely "forward to the past". Competition A. THE PHILOSOPHY OF COMPETITION The aims of competition (anti-trust) l...