| Thomas Hobbes |
[19 Oct 2009|07:53pm] |
Dispositions, that is, men's inclinations toward certain things, arise from a six-fold source: namely from the constitution of the body, from experience, from habit, from the goods of fortune, from the opinion one hath of oneself, and from authorities. When these things change, dispositions change also.
Šodien dispozīcijas lika man izmazgāt matus, pieslēgt portatīvo datoru mūzikas centram, uzlikt "Reinas zeltu" un lasīt Hobsa "De Homine".
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