Nicola Abbagnano Quotes on Mind
Nicola Abbagnano was an Italian philosopher and the principal architect of what he called positive existentialism. This page collects quotes attributed to Nicola Abbagnano on the topic of mind, drawn from across the philosopher's works.
Quotes
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Attributed to Nicola Abbagnano:
“Philosophy is the conscious life of the human in question.”
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Attributed to Nicola Abbagnano:
“What is possible for me defines what I am.”
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“The ideal of reason that had emerged in the modern world with Grotius and Descartes found one of its first typical expressions in Spinoza .”
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“Secularism should be considered as mutual autonomy not only between political and religious thought, but between all human activities, which must be subordinate to one another in a relationship of hierarchical dependence, nor can they be subject to ends or interests that are foreign to them, but must autonomously carry out their own purposes and internal rules. This corresponds, in the relationships between activities, to freedom in the relationships between individuals.”
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“Reason itself is fallible, and this fallibility must find its place in logic.”
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