Bram van KaauwenJean Jacques Rousseau: Emilé Book I“When an animal is sick, it suffers in silence and keeps quiet. Now one does not see more sickly animals than men. How many people whose…Oct 19, 2016Oct 19, 2016
Bram van KaauwenThoughts and Sentiments on the Evil of Slavery: Cugoano, Quobna Ottobah. 1787“… every dealer in slaves, and those that hold them in slavery, whatever else they may call themselves, or whatever else they may profess…Oct 13, 2016Oct 13, 2016
Bram van KaauwenThomas More: Utopia“De dorsten worden jaarlijks gekozen en alleen tussentijds weggestuurd als daar een gewichtige reden voor is. Ook de overige aanstellingen…Oct 7, 2016Oct 7, 2016
Bram van KaauwenPico Della Mirandola: Oratio de hominis dignitate“Opperste vrijgevigheid van God de Vader, opperst en wonderbaarlijk geluk van de mens! Want hem is gegeven datgene te krijgen wat hij…Oct 1, 2016Oct 1, 2016
Bram van KaauwenAvicenna: Book Ten Chapter One“If it were possible for some human to know all the temporal events on earth and in heaven, and their natures, he would comprehend the…Sep 22, 2016Sep 22, 2016
Bram van KaauwenPolitics: Book I — Aristoteles“For the slave shares in his master’s life: the artisan is less closely connected with him, and only attains excellence in proportion as he…Sep 16, 2016Sep 16, 2016
Bram van KaauwenBook 4, The Republic : Socrates & Glaucon“When these two elements are brought up on a diet of this kind, when they truly receive the teaching and education appropriate to them…Sep 9, 2016Sep 9, 2016
