For the sixteenth-century barber-surgeon Ambroise Paré, pain was a deadly liar. When French soldiers returned from battle with shattered limbs on which wounded tissue had already died, Paré warned fel...
06.19.2022 Nybooks.comA philosopher has no more difficulty with language than other people, he just sees it more clearly. For example, as soon as a thing has its name, it changes so that the name no longer fits: what was j...
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