In this second chapter of a projected twelve-part series, I will explore three basic dichotomies that philosophers in the Western tradition have used to sort themselves and their predecessors in a way that illuminates something fundamental about their thinking. Quite different in spirit from one another, these three dichotomies will all turn out to have some kind of relationship with the individual Enneagram-types among the group of ten exemplar-philosophers that was pro...
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