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140 Stories

  • My *SUPER SECRET* Diary XD by PhilosophyOV
    PhilosophyOV
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    Top secret clippings from famous Socrates' personal diary!!?! WARNING: DO NOT READ IF YOU DONT LIKE UNCOVERING THE SECRETS OF THE SEXIEST MAN FROM ANCIENT GREECE!!!!!!
  • The Philosophy of Love by CecropiaMoth5496
    CecropiaMoth5496
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    The relationship between Pythagoras and Aristotle is one of quiet, enigmatic balance. Pythagoras, a contemplative soul who glimpses the universe through the hidden language of numbers, is drawn into the magnetic orbit of Aristotle's vibrant, restless intellect. Though their minds seek different truths-one in harmony, the other in purpose-they are irresistibly pulled together by a force neither fully understands. In the shadows of debate and silence, they find an unspoken connection, where Aristotle's fiery curiosity meets the deep stillness of Pythagoras's wisdom, forming a bond as mysterious as the cosmos they seek to unravel.
  • Carson's Conspiracy (#WATTY'S2017) by sogaeeeee
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    Whoever finds her, DIES!
  • Dissection of Plot by LordMCharles
    LordMCharles
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    Hello, this is my dissection of Plot: the cause-and-effect sequence of events of a story. Plot is the single most important element of drama and here I explain how and why. Without Plot, there is nothing!
  • Encouraging Words of Hope by MrandMrs_Destler
    MrandMrs_Destler
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    A quote for every month of the year. Or for every twelve days.
  • Pengu Justice by xxshootdinos
    xxshootdinos
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    Pengu has a penchant for penguin justice issues.
  • Only you darling only you babe<3 by boriskrasotka
    boriskrasotka
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    "You and swimming, those are my favourite things" "No, you kiss me" (also, i do not own the cover, the owner of the art is "aridantetrash" !!)
  • Aristotle and Dante by larrrrrryaf
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    a collection of one shots based on the book Aristotle and Dante Discover the Secrets of the Universe ----- I do not own any of the characters- all credit goes to Benjamin Alire Saenz (cover does not belong to me)
  • Politics: A Treatise on Government by gutenberg
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  • My speech with Aristoteles by SaraFalk0
    SaraFalk0
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    The called me a fool, they called me mad, I wonder which of them they envy. Follow a lonely intellectual woman's struggle to fit in society and he struggles for individuality. This woman is in love with poetry, knowledge, literature, art, music, and of course tea. She refuses to be like other women or be a sheep. In nights she paints, sometimes she has conversations with Aristoteles. Her illusions give her inspiration to write stories and poems. She is a historical witness of her time, she observes things in her everyday life and writes about them. She is no ordinary girl for she is the daughter of the ancient Greek philosopher Aristotle.
  • A Philosophical Collection by Mein-Kempf
    Mein-Kempf
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    A series of short articles on philosophy topics, with a focus on how philosophy can inform everyday life. Each article is just ten paragraphs, and can be read in a few minutes. Over time, these articles will cover many topics, like the nature of happiness, how work relates to humanity, what knowledge is, and many other topics. All articles are easy to understand, and reference directly classic philosophers and their theories. The aim is to show how classic philosophy can be useful in understanding the problems of everyday life.
  • Aristotle and Dante Sketch The Earth and Its Miseries by aravk_2607
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    In continuation to Aristotle and Dante Dive Into The Waters of The World. This is my own story. I created it because I love it so much. I'm not Benjamin Alire Sáenz and I'm not trying to copy him in any way. I hope y'all like the story!