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Col·leccions
Totes les col·leccions (14,151), La teva biblioteca (10,451), Digital library (2,587), CDs (699), DVDs (350), Decommissioned (68)
Etiquetes
eBook (2,181), review article (1,551), article (1,059), Aristotle (Aristotélēs) 384-322 BCE (644), CD classical (639), Plato (Plátōn) c428/423-c348/347 BCE (622), Immanuel Kant 1724-1804 (567), Martin Heidegger 1889-1976 (553), Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel 1770-1831 (433), Friedrich Nietzsche 1844-1900 (432), Sigmund Freud FRS 1856-1939 [Goethe 1930] (402), eBook/pdf (399), René Descartes 1596-1650 (376), Algirdas Julien (Julius) Greimas 1917-92 [EPHE/EHESS 1965-85] (351), Jacques Derrida 1930-2004 (335), Karl Marx 1818-83 (325), William Shakespeare 1564-1616 (314), Claude Lévi-Strauss 1908-2009 [Collège de Fr 1959-82; Ac.fr.1973; Erasmus 1973] (306), Thomas Hobbes 1588-1679 (301), Michel Foucault 1926-84 [Collège de Fr 1970-84] (292), David Hume 1711-76 (287), Augustine of Hippo saint doctor 354-430 [bishop of Hippo 395-430] (284), Edmund Husserl 1859-1938 (281), natural language (277), John Locke FRS 1632-1704 (264), Jean-Jacques Rousseau 1712-78 (259), Isaac Newton PRS 1642-1727 (257), Socrates (Sōkrátēs) c470/469-399 BCE (238), Charles Darwin FRS 1809-82 (236), Homer [text history: C8th-7th BCE] (232), Baruch Spinoza (Benedito de Espinosa) 1632-77 (229), truth (228), Adolf Hitler 1889/1933-1945 Reichskanzler (222), Jean-Paul Sartre 1905-80 (217), Ludwig Wittgenstein 1889-1951 (217), Cicero (M. Tullius Cicero) 106-43 BCE (215), Saul of Tarsus (Sha'ul ha-Tarsi; St Paul apostle) narrative setting: c5-c64/67 CE (215), Francis Bacon 1561-1626 1st viscount St Alban [Lord Chancellor 1618-21] (210), Jesus Christus (Yeshua Messiah) (207), God (202), Napoléon Ier Bonaparte (Napoleone Buonaparte) 1769-1821 [empereur des Français 1804-14 & 1815] (189), Gottfried Wilhelm Leibniz FRS 1646-1716 (188), Plutarch (L. Mestrius Plutarchus) c46-c120/127 (176), Elizabeth I Tudor 1533/1558-1603 queen regnant of England & Ireland (174), Marxism (171), consciousness (169), Johann Wolfgang v Goethe 1749-1832 (168), Voltaire (François-Marie Arouet) FRS 1694-1778 [Ac.fr.1746] (167), Michel Eyquem de Montaigne 1533-92 (164), knowledge (163), religion (163), Joseph Stalin (Dzhugashvili) 1878-1953 [GenSec CPSU 1922-52; Soviet Premier 1941-53; Defence Minister 1941-46] (162), Jacques Lacan 1901-81 (162), Martin Luther 1483-1546 (161), Karl Popper CH FRS FBA 1902-94 [Kyoto 1992] (159), Herodotus (Hēródotos) of Halicarnassus c484-c425 BCE (155), Enlightenment (154), ethics (150), Roland Barthes 1915-80 [Collège de Fr 1976-80] (149), Niccolò Machiavelli 1469-1527 (149), Thomas Aquinas OP saint doctor c1225-74 (146), Jürgen Habermas 1929- [Kyoto 2004; Erasmus 2013] (146), psychoanalysis (144), James I Stuart 1566/1603-25 king of England & Ireland [James VI Stewart king of Scots 1567-1625] (144), death (143), general semiotics [theory & analysis of production of meaning] (143), Noam Chomsky 1928- [Kyoto 1988] (142), Søren Kierkegaard 1813-55 (142), Winston Churchill (Spencer-Churchill) KG OM CH FRS 1874-1965 [UK PM 1940-45 & 1951-55; Defence Minister 1940-45; 1st Lord Admiralty 1911-15 & 1939-40; Chancellor of Exchequer 1924-29; Home Sec 1910-11] [Nobel lit 1953] (141), freedom (141), epistemology (139), Ferdinand de Saussure 1857-1913 (139), Roman Jakobson 1896-1982 (138), French structuralism (137), Erasmus (Desiderius Erasmus of Rotterdam) 1466-1536 (137), Christianity (136), Emmanuel Levinas 1906-95 (136), Galileo Galilei 1564-1642 (136), Alexander III ('the great') of Macedon 356/336-323 BCE [king of Persia 330-323 BCE; king of Asia 331-323 BCE; Pharaoh of Egypt 332-323 BCE] (134), Albert Einstein FRS 1879-1955 [Nobel physics 1921] (133), French philosophy C20th (129), James Cook FRS capt RN 1728-79 (129), Thucydides (Thoukudídēs) c460-c400/395 BCE (128), reason (128), John Milton 1608-74 (125), time (124), Bertrand Russell OM FRS 1872-1970 3rd earl [Nobel lit 1950; Jerusalem 1963] (124), Virgil (P. Vergilius Maro) 70-19 BCE (123), psychology (120), metaphor (119), Marcel Proust 1871-1922 (118), Xenophon gen c430-354 BCE (118), mind (118), antisemitism (116), Charles II Stuart 1630/1660-85 king of England Scotland & Ireland [king of Scots 1649-51] (116), Vladimir Lenin (Vladimir Ilyich Ulyanov) 1870-1924 [Chair RSFSR 1917-24; Premier USSR 1922-24] (115), Friedrich Hölderlin 1770-1843 (115), democracy (113), Julius Caesar (C. Iulius Caesar) 100/49-44 BCE dictator [consul 59 & 48 & 46-45 & 44 BCE; pontifex max 63-44 BCE] (113), WVO Quine 1908-2000 [Kyoto 1996] (113), logic (112), Montesquieu (Charles-Louis de Secondat baron de Montesquieu) 1689-1755 [Ac.fr.1728] (111), German philosophy C20th (110), Franz Kafka 1883-1924 (109), sexuality (109), French Revolution 1789-99 (108), empiricism (108), Maurice Merleau-Ponty 1908-61 [Collège de Fr 1952-61] (107), Theodor Adorno (Wiesengrund) 1903-69 (106), Charles V Habsburg ('Charles of Ghent') HRE & king of Germany king of Italy 1500/1519-56/1558 [Carlos I of Spain & king of Naples & Sicily 1516-56; Lord of the Netherlands & Count Palatine of Burgundy 1506-55; Archduke of Austria 1519-21] (106), Carl Schmitt 1888-1985 (106), humanism (106), Walter Benjamin 1892-1940 (105), Max Weber 1864-1920 (105), Charles I Stuart 1600/1625-49 king of England Scotland & Ireland (105), Louis XIV de Bourbon ('Louis le grand'; 'Le roi-soleil') 1638/1643-1715 roi de France & de Navarre (104), Ben Jonson 1572-1637 (104), Moses [mythical setting: C13th-12th BCE] (104), metaphysics (102), scepticism (101), sociology (101), Henry VIII Tudor 1491/1509-47 king of England [lord of Ireland 1509-42; king of Ireland 1542-47] (101), science (101), Gilles Deleuze 1925-95 (100), Nazism (100), Adam Smith FRS FRSE 1723-90 (99), Augustus (C. Octavius) 63 BCE/27 BCE-14 CE 1st Roman emperor (99), history of religion (98), Joseph Banks GCB PRS 1743-1820 1st bart (98), mythology (98), Charles Baudelaire 1821-67 (98), Josephus (T. Flavius Josephus/Yosef ben Matityahu) 37-c100 (97), Johann Gottlieb Fichte 1762-1814 (97), homosexuality (97), John Donne 1572-1631 (97), Thomas Jefferson 1743/1801-09/1826 US President [Sec of State 1790-93] (97), evolution (96), Yeshua of Nazareth [narrative setting: 5 BCE-3 April 33 CE] (95), perception (94), general linguistics (94), Tacitus (P. Cornelius Tacitus) c56-117+ (93), Ovid (P. Ovidius Naso) 43 BCE-17/18 CE (93), subjectivity (93), hermeneutics (93), Felipe II Habsburgo 1527/1556-98 king of Spain [Philip king consort of England & Ireland 1554-58; Filipe I of Portugal 1581-98] (93), Paul Ricoeur 1913-2005 [Kyoto 2000] (92), Richard Rorty 1931-2007 (92), Wolfgang Amadeus Mozart 1756-91 (92), identity (92), Thomas Kuhn 1922-96 (92), Hannah Arendt 1906-75 (91), law (90), Dante Alighieri c1265-1321 (90), Tzvetan Todorov 1939-2017 (88), Johannes Kepler 1571-1630 (88), Robert Boyle FRS 1627-91 (88), George Washington Lt/gen 1732/1789-97/1799 US President [CinC Continental Army 1775-83] (88), mathematics (88), Hesiod fl.c750-c650 BCE (87), Friedrich (FWJ) Schelling 1775-1854 (87), Fyodor Dostoevsky 1821-81 (87), James II Stuart 1633/1685-88/1701 king of England & Ireland [James VII of Scotland] (86), Friedrich II Hohenzollern ('the great') 1712/1740-86 [king in Prussia 1740-72; king of Prussia 1772-86; elector of Brandenburg 1740-86] (86), faith (86), general semiotics - Paris 1965-92 (86), André Gide 1869-1951 [Nobel lit 1947] (85), love (85), memory (85), justice (85), Seneca the younger (L. Annaeus Seneca) c4 BCE-65 CE (84), Georges Dumézil 1898-1986 [Ac.fr.1978; Collège de Fr 1949-68] (84), Denis Diderot 1713-84 (84), postmodernism (84), power (84), slavery (84), narrative (84), Gustave Flaubert 1821-80 (84), philosophy C20th - phenomenology (83), Oliver Cromwell 1599/1653-58 Lord Protector (83), English-language philosophy C20th (83), Rudolf Carnap 1891-1970 (82), Bible (82), Leo Strauss 1899-1973 (82), Émile Benveniste 1902-76 [Collège de Fr 1937-69] (82), history of philosophy C20th - Deconstruction (82), John Stuart Mill 1806-73 (82), Daniel Defoe c1660-1731 (82), liberalism (81), Christopher Marlowe 1564-93 (80), Blaise Pascal 1623-62 (80), Ludwig van Beethoven 1770-1827 (80), Christopher Columbus (Cristóbal Colón) adm 1451-1506 [viceroy & GovGen of the Indies 1492-99] (80), discourse (80), relativism (79), Edmund Burke 1729-97 (79), history of ideas (79), Samuel Johnson 1709-84 (79), Nicolaus Copernicus 1473-1543 (79), Arthur Schopenhauer 1788-1860 (79), William III & II of Orange-Nassau 1650/1689-1702 king of England Scotland & Ireland [William III Stadtholder 1672-1702] (78), capitalism (77), Walter Ralegh c1554-1618 (77), Zeus [king of Olympian gods; cf Jupiter] (76), Thomas More saint 1478-1535 [Lord Chancellor 1529-32] (76), extract (76), Neoplatonism (76), Gottlob Frege 1848-1925 (76), meaning (76), Jean Calvin (Jehan Cauvin) 1509-64 (76), rationality (76), TS Eliot OM 1888-1965 [Nobel lit 1948] (75), DVD costume drama (75), marriage (73), Samuel Taylor Coleridge 1772-1834 (73), morality (73), Donald Davidson 1917-2003 (73), EngLit C16th-17th - Shakespeare (73), Franklin D Roosevelt 1882/1933-45 US President [gov New York 1929-33] (72), nature (72), Louis Althusser 1918-90 (72), Honoré de Balzac 1799-1850 (72), Mary I Tudor 1516/1553-58 queen regnant of England & Ireland [queen consort of Spain & both Sicilies & a/duke of Austria & duke of Milan Burgundy Brabant 1556-58; queen consort of Naples & of Jerusalem 1554-58] (72), rhetoric (72), Vladimir Propp 1895-1970 (71), ontology (71), feminism (71), Zionism (71), Moses Maimonides (Mosheh ben Maimon aka Rambam) c1135/8-1204 (71), social & cultural anthropology (71), Hans-Georg Gadamer 1900-2002 (70), human evolution (70), Pericles strategos c495-429 BCE (70), Aristophanes c446-c386 BCE (70), Pythagoras of Samos c570-c495 BCE (70), phenomenology (70), imagination (69), Ptolemy (Claudius Ptolemaeus/Klaudios Ptolemaios) c90-c168 (68), evolutionary psychology [sociobiology] (68), induction (68), Livy (T. Livius Patavinus) c59 BCE-17 CE (68), James Madison 1751/1809-17/1836 US President [Sec of State 1801-09] (67), George Berkeley 1685-1753 [bishop of Cloyne 1734-53] (67), Torah [C6th-1st BCE] (67), experience (66), modernity (66), sin (66), gnosticism (66), Heraclitus (Herakleitos) of Ephesus c535-c475 BCE (66), Protestant Reformation (66), Charles Dickens 1812-70 (65), Louis Hjelmslev 1899-1965 (65), materialism (65), Benjamin Franklin FRS 1706-90 (65), Samuel Pepys PRS 1633-1703 [Sec Admiralty 1673-79 & 1684-89; PRS 1684-86] (65), biology (64), Wellington (Arthur Wellesley/Wesley) KG GCB GCH GE KOGF FRS FM & Capitán-General 1769-1852 1st duke of Wellington [CinC 1827-28 & 1842-52; Foreign Sec 1834-35; UK PM 1828-30] (64), Thomas Mann 1875-1955 [Nobel lit 1929; Goethe 1949] (64), Constantine I the great (Fl. Valerius Aurelius Constantinus Aug) c272/306-337 57th Roman emperor (64), translation (64), journals (64), Judaism (64), Julia Kristeva 1941- (64), Edward Gibbon 1737-94 (64), William Wordsworth 1770-1850 (64), Stoicism [C3rd BCE-3rd CE] (64), intentionality (64), Victor Hugo 1802-85 [Ac.fr.1841] (64), James Joyce 1882-1941 (63), Platonism (63), soul (63), Walt Whitman 1819-92 (63), Edmund Spenser c1552-99 (63), Johann Sebastian Bach 1685-1750 (63), George Frideric Handel (Georg Friedrich Händel) 1685-1759 (63), rationalism (63), Muhammad c570-632 prophet (62), Antonio Vivaldi 1678-1741 (62), Charles Sanders Peirce 1839-1914 (62), Edward Saïd 1935-2003 (62), Friedrich (JCF) Schiller 1759-1805 (61), Herman Melville 1819-91 (61), Geoffrey Chaucer c1343-1400 (61), Albert Camus 1913-60 [Nobel lit 1957] (61), Carl Jung 1875-1961 (61), visual arts (61), existence (61), Leon Trotsky (Lev Bronstein) 1879-1940 [Soviet Defence Commissar 1918-25; Politburo member 1917-26] (61), Jonathan Swift 1667-1745 (61), Richard Wagner 1813-83 (61), George III of Hanover 1738/1760-1820 king of Great Britain & Ireland [duke of Brunswick-Lüneburg 1760-1814; prince-elector 1760-1806; king of Hanover & duke of Brunswick 1814-20] (61), Delphi [oracle of Apollo] (61), Apollo [Greco-Roman god of music prophecy poetry ... ; son of Zeus] (61), Friedrich Engels 1820-95 (60), Koran [Qur'an] 609-32 (60), body (60), Abraham (Abram) [mythological setting early M2nd BCE] (60), philosophy C20th (60), history (60), Georges Bataille 1897-1962 (60), Joseph Haydn 1732-1809 (60)
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Jan 15, 2008
Sobre la meva biblioteca
Largest sections are: (1) history - mostly Europe from Ancient Greece to C20th, Americas C15th-18th, Pacific C16th-19th contact, & WW2; wars & warfare are big; (2) philosophy - mostly Greeks, C17th-18th Anglos, Kierkegaard & C20th; and now we have speculative realism to delight us after the decades of tedium called deconstruction & postmodernism ("30 years lost to navel gazing"); (3) literary theory & literatures - mostly Eng-, Fr- & Ger-language, others in translation except for some It, Sp & Lat; (4) linguistics - mostly text linguistics, semantics & Paris School narrative semiotics; (5) anthropology & comparative mythology - lots of French structuralism (not aging too well); (6) religions & theologies - mostly Christian & Jewish - considered both from a secular historical point of view & as discourse (mythology, historiography, oral literature, narrative structures).

What's growing? 'History' has been out of control for years, and 'Philosophy' continues to expand at a great rate. Almost all my buys these days are digital books (Kindle & Kindlized PDFs): no space to place more print books aesthetically, and this is reinforced by both the heat & humidity here in rural Thailand & the difficulty of receiving print books by mail or courier.

Intellectual curiosity: a manifestation of the sin of Greed.

Library: velleities of knowledge - v. under 'Control: freaks'. Combining in the present century the classical with the post-modern pleasures, blindness with obesity. Like Montaigne I speak as one who inquires and is ignorant. The unread books of my library are the horizon of my ignorance, an ignorance that expands, like the cosmos, ever faster. But they were, these unread books, like those I have read, chosen for my library on the basis of their content and my interests, so they have a useful function organizing my ignorance through demarcation, turning mysteries into problems. The unread are, like the unready, a tribute to optimism.

Motto: Et in veritate vinum
Sobre mi
Retired Australian civil servant
Ubicació
Surin province, Thailand

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