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Fully Ripe Rice Plant

One of my students mentioned in an essay that there is a Korean proverb about how the best people are also the most humble:

A fully ripe rice plant keeps it’s head low.

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Courses
Logic
Ethics
Politics
- Human Politics
- Mencius & Mozi
- Plato’s Republic
- Aristotle’s Politics
- Machiavelli
- Hobbes
- Locke
- Rousseau
- Mill
- Thoreau
- Socialism
- Communism
- Hegel & Marcuse
- Anarchism
- Fascism
- Postcolonialism
- Feminism
Religion
- Zoroastrianism
- Judaism
  - Abraham
- Christianity
- Islam
- Neo-Platonism
  - Augustine
  - Dionysius
  - Eriugena
  - Francis
  - Aquinas
  - Ockham
  - Cusanus
  - Ficino
- Protestantism
- New Religions
Egypt
Babylon
- Pessimism
- Theodicy
India
Greece
- Poets & Epics
- The Pre-Socratics
- Socrates
- Diogenes
- Plato
- Aristotle
  - Metaphysics
  - On The Soul
  - Logic
  - Ethics
  - Politics
- Skepticism
- Epicurus
- Stoicism
China
- The Yi Jing
- Confucianism
  - Confucius
  - The Mean
  - Great Learning
  - Mencius
  - Xunzi
- Daoism
  - Yin & Yang
  - Bamboo Laozi
  - Laozi
  - Zhuangzi
  - Liezi
- Buddhism & Zen
- Sunzi
- School of Names
  - Hui Shi
  - Gongsun Long
- Mozi
Japan
Islam
- Al Kindi
- Al Farabi
- Avicenna
- Al Ghazali
- Averroes
Germania
- Spinoza
- Leibniz
- Kant
- Hegel
- Marx
- Schopenhauer
- Kierkegaard
- Nietzsche
- Heidegger
- Wittgenstein
- Marcuse
France
- Rousseau
- Descartes
- Saint-Simon
- Bataille
- Sartre
- Foucault
- Fanon
- Modern Art
- Post-Modernism
Britannia
- Ockham
- Hobbes
- Locke
- Hume
- Berkeley
- Mill
- Russell
Americas
Me

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