Depois de A Little History of Philosophy, Nigel Warbuton faz no seu blog, virtual philosopher, um exercício intitulado A Very Little History of Philosophy. A filosofia sempre falou grego e demais,
por isso o que se segue não é a logomaquia ateniense, não é o laconismo espartano,
é um exercício de micro-historiografia automática.
Socrates:
Let’s talk about it.
Plato: Hey
caveman, get real!
Aristotle:
Eudaimonia or you die moanier.
Epicurus:
Death? Not my problem.
Descartes:
You’re not dreaming.
Spinoza:
I’m not into bondage.
Locke: You
look blank.
Berkeley:
Ideaology
Hume:
You’re a natural.
Rousseau:
Chain reaction.
Burke: You
say you want a revolution…
Kant: Cool
shades, but you can’t take them off.
Hegel: Synthetic fabric.
Bentham:
Harmless fun.
Mill: Don’t
be a pig.
Marx:
Glory, glory, man united!
Kierkegaard:
Jump!
Peirce: An
icon
(Husserl)
Frege: What
are you referring to?
Russell:
What do you mean there’s no king of France?
Wittgenstein:
I’m not going to tell you.
Ayer:
Logical positivism – hooray!
Popper:
Unconvince me.
Sartre:
Don’t wait!
Camus: It’s
only rock and roll but I like it.
Rawls:
Justice for reasonable people.
Rand:
Justice for nutters.
Foot: Track
changes.
Kuhn: Can
you believe this shift?
Derrida
Singer:
Good bye pork pie.
Zizek:
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