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- adagioxw posted on 11/03/2005Meister Eckhart From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia. Johannes Eckhart (1260-1328), also known as Eckhart von Hochheim and widely refered to as Meister Eckhart, was a German theologian, philosopher and mystic, born near Erfurt, in Thuringia. Meister is German for "Master", referring to the academic title he obtained in Paris. Overview Eckhart was one of the most influential Christian Neoplatonists, and although technically a faithful Thomist (as a prominent member of the Dominican Order), Eck
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- gadflygadfly posted on 10/11/2005Classical guitarist Julian Bream reviews 500 years of musical history involving the Spanish guitar and its distinctive music. In this television documentary he takes viewers on a sojourn to various locales in Spain including Seville, Toledo, Madrid, and Barcelona. Highlights include Bream performing with the Chamber Orchestra of Europe, with scenes that feature striking Spanish geography and architecture, commentary on Spanish culture and its influence on the guitar, and information about related instrument
- liaokang posted on 10/30/2005
- xw posted on 10/28/2005Aristotle C Physics and Metaphysics (Phillip Cary) Scope: Aristotle, the second most influential philosopher in the West after Plato, was also Platos student. He criticized Platos theory of forms, because it so completely separated the essence of things and the things of this world. Aristotle modified Platos notion of form to create a science of nature or physics. His key idea was to explain the nature of change by reference to four different types of causes: form(formal cause), matter (mate
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- Susan posted on 10/29/2005Religions in the Hellenistic Age The Hellenistic age brings local god and goddess together throughout the Near East. It is an era of Syncretism, when different religions co-existed and influenced each other. Among them, several Mystery cults provided something traditional Greek Gods couldnt: promise of eternal life through the highly personal, emotional experience of initiation rituals. Chronological timeline: 338BC: Philips II conquers Greece, setting the foundation for the Hellen
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- gadfly posted on 10/28/2005Missing U.S. cat found in France APPLETON, Wisconsin (AP) -- When Emily the cat went missing a month ago, her owners looked for their wandering pet where she had ended up before -- the local animal shelter. This week they learned Emily sailed to France. Lesley McElhiney now figures her cat went prowling around a paper warehouse near home and ended up in a cargo container that went by ship across the Atlantic Ocean and was trucked to Nancy, a city in northeastern France near the border with Germany.
- gadfly posted on 10/28/2005Body hanging from tree mistaken for Halloween decoration FREDERICA, Delaware (AP) -- The apparent suicide of a woman found hanging from a tree went unreported for hours because passers-by thought the body was a Halloween decoration, authorities said. The 42-year-old woman used rope to hang herself across the street from some homes on a moderately busy road late Tuesday or early Wednesday, state police said. The body, suspended about 15 feet above the ground, could be easily seen from passing vehicl
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