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Literature
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F. Pessoa - Heterónimos ingleses
BNP/E3, 22 – 68
BNP/E3, 22 – 68
Dr. Gaudêncio Nabos
Identificação
Dr. Gaudêncio Nabos – [Trecho filosófico]

[BNP/E3, 22 – 68]

 

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There is nothing within reason which gives any man a right to more happiness than is the portion of a brother man. The political system of the world – nay, the political systems – rest on a basis entirely and wholly wrong. As long as this continues (it is clear) man will be unhappy. It will endure with the world.

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All actions, good or bad, have their root in power; the bad by preservation of that power, the good by denial of it.

 

[68v]

 

Gaudencio Nabos’ assertion that what exists can cease to exist, can cease to be, that herein lies all the action of nature.

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Contingent things do cease to be what they are, = it is the ideas of them that continue to exist (be). =

What commences, ends. Because what commences is in time and what is in time, ends.

Thomas Paine on this.

= Does the totality of things – the universe – in time, end? = Things do. Universe as subject contains in itself time and space, so it is neither eternal nor will end, neither infinite nor finite; time and space being not eternal, as they would have to be to enable us to speak of finiteness and of infinity.

 

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Literatura
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Dados de produção
Inglês
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Biblioteca Nacional de Portugal
Palavras chave
Documentação Associada
Fernando Pessoa, Textos Filosóficos, Vol. I., Estabelecidos e prefaciados por António de Pina Coelho, Lisboa, Ática, 1968, pp. 95-96.