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Among Men, Closest to Godls and great monarchs, can we find those deserving to occupy pedestals of equal standing. Born during Cromwell’s revolution, Newton lived in an age of turmoil, spending his youth in the midst of the Restoration and a witness to the ascent to power of William of Orange: hard moments in which thoughts

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Wittgenstein On Mathematical Proofundations, but tidying up a room, in the process of which we have to touch everything a dozen times. The only way to do philosophy is to do everything twice”.. Thus, it does not come as a surprise that several times he goes over the same subject, and that it is practically impossible to obtain, by t

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Book 1995o be found in Mexico City in the late 17th century. Tbe genius is that of one who surely may be counted as the first Mexican philosopher of nature, a nun of the Order of Saint Jerome: Sor Juana Ines de la Cruz. Sor Juana must speak for herself, from her penetrating exercise of an independent mind wi