>Peace
>Land
>Bread
How did this guy get away with these lies? He promised all of the above and didn't deliver on any of it.
Hahaha the absolute madman.
>>1421931
>didn't deliver any of it
How so?
>>1421957
>brutal civil war
>forced collectivization
>mass famine and starvation
You drive into a rural township, there are townies and farmers and small businessmen. Are they peasants?
And I don't mean peasant in a derogatory sense.
>>1421857
You're not a peasant if you own land. But really we're not living in a feudal system so the distinction is meaningless.
>>1421857
Lot's of things defined one's class such as clothing, lineage, occupation and property. what exactly made someone a "peasant" could differ in different cultures.
>>1421978
essentially this. Although heir were exceptions for people such as caravan merchants and some members of the royal palace. In the same sense, you could own a parsle of land on the very edge of a city state making just enough to get by and still be considered a peasant.
>townies
Please elaborate on this.
>farmers
As in farm owners, or field hands and the like?
>small businessmen
Usually this is a trial-by-trial basis sort of thing, but generally, business owners are middle-class
Did japanese medieval peasantry really have no personal names? Or did I get meme'd by Shogun
I can't tell if James Clavell was grossly misrepresenting the culture or not
>>1421772
From what I know landless bondsmen did not have a surname. landowners, samurai or not would have had one
They had no family names and retarded personal names that essentially meant "Son n°1", "Son n°2" etc while the aristocrats had poetic and elaborate naming schemes much like in China.
Do Arab Muslims today still hate black people?
If they came to America, would they form an Arab KKK?
Muslims who come here ((Sweden)) throw black people off bridges so they probably would.
>>1421543
Your screenshot has mainly Persians.
>>1421555
Avicenna and al-Tusi are Persian, the rest are Arab.
tell me about maghreb's history
they wuz kings
then soldiers conquering iberian peninsula
then scholars
then corsairs
then colonised
then corrupt oil merchants
the end
>>1421729
Don't forget 1.5 million dead Algerians
Is it possible to sustain yourself as a philosopher? If I go to study philosophy How do i sustain myself?
Please no "go study something else" comments.
Write
Major for money, minor for love.
If you're really talented, or Asian, double major.
>>1421441
Write what? What sort of jobs can i get as a philosophy graduate?
Why is this board so anti slavic? All I always read is slavshit this, slavshit that and the only justification so far is muh Russia as if it was the only slav country or as if Russians chose to be sent to gulags by Stalin.
Wouldn't surprise me if most of the anti slav hate that don't specifically get aimed against slavs coke from other slavs desu.
Because they're a cancer on humanity.
>anti-slav
If anything it is anti-German.
How did it come from this?
>>1421399
... to this
Sorry but The 20th century was unique in its utter rejection of Religion. Religion is coming back strong and reforming Islam to be peacful is up to muslims themsleves unfortunately.
We must instead of being fedoar fags reintegrate Christianity on a state level again but this time with all our academic knowledge.
We have to take religion seriously and through the government make sure critical and self critical knowledge of it is dissaminated through our society. Religion has a power to unite and make us feel part of a long lineage of people and ideas and myths.
Because Turkey isn't as successful as it initially was and now people turn to faith to feel better about themselves.
Why didn't they just network or get an internship?
>>1421087
They didn't know how to look a man in the eye and give a firm handshake, clearly
>>1421087
Reminder that there are greek people, right now, working without pay so they can keep their job in the hope that the company will become more profitable someday
>>1421128
That's fair, they've been not working with pay for long enough
Is this book any good? I hear that the author is a pretty famous medievalist.
I prefer this one.
Woods isn't a bad historian when he stays purely within the realm of history but has a habit of letting his political views infect his writings sometimes.
Well the name is objectively wrong
Which one would you choose?
>>1421001
Since we don't have God's word, I pick reason.
The human reason model, since the other model is demonstrably wrong
>>1421003
Heretic
Is existence a predicate?
If not, is the Kantian noumenal world - which we can no nothing of beyond its existence - simply superfluous metaphysics? Has Kant made a really substantial advance on the Cartesian position?
>>1420969
go to askphilosophy in reddit, they might help you.
this is the worst place in the internet for asking about kant
>>1420969
How do we know of the noumenal world exists?
The confusion comes because Kant says existence is not a "*real* predicate." Obviously in the statement "God exists," existence is a quality that modifies the subject, i.e., a predicate. I don't know how it is in German but our manner of speaking in English means we treat 'existence' the word like a predicate.
But the real question has become almost meaningless from a post-Modern perspective. Existence not being a "real predicate" means that to exist is not a positive quality of some object but is a pre-condition of that object...
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Why don't you know anything about art?
>>1420936
>>1420936
>Knowing about words means you know anything about art
lel
>all modernist shit
kys
Is the ego a mental plague?
No, needs of the self just need to be balanced out by needs of others. We also need to start realizing that the idea that people act solely by rational self interest, which is currently pushed heavily by our political and economic elites, is at best incomplete and at worst completely wrong
>>1420933
Das Ego is but a mental description of your physiological state and biological imperative to survive as transcribed into your phenomenological states.
As such it is necessary for psychological survival, as it is what wills you to eat, to help yourself. Without it you would wither into a little bitch.
A parasite maybe? One that attaches itself to a human host to feed off its emotions and self-indulgence, but is incapable of living independently of a host.
I want to detach myself mentally from the shackles that are human nature. I think if one is able to intellectually make sense of it all, their conscious may overcome their subconscious.
It is untenable that humans are conscious organisms ingrained with the biological imperative of having to spread their genes and continue their tribe (in-group, or faction or whatever) the same way all organisms on this planet function. Of course, complex psychological factors come into play and translate these otherwise basic concepts into complex, and sometimes, misguided manifestations....
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>>1420848
cont.
The problem that arises is firstly, the coherency of the idea of a tribe. The proverbial 'tribe' that psychologists so often use consists of an easily identifiable group of people with the easily discernible mutual interest of their perpetuation. The 'modern' tribe is up to the tribesman's interpretation - some consider 'nations' their tribes, some don't extend tribal status beyond their family, some are in a venn diagram of many tribes of varying precedents in...
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>>>r9k
>>1420852
cont
Modern allies that are seemingly tied by cultural heritage were heads against each other not so long ago. The idea of a 'Chinese' state only came when too many opposing tribes came in - before, the idea of 'China' was just 'all that was under heaven', and China would fall into many tribes - kingdoms with people that had no scruples about murdering, raping and torturing that of other kingdoms; yet now most provinces want to 'make China great again' - but what if China...
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