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Human, all too human - A Reader

- Human, all too human

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A Reader

2009 / 4 / 9 - 04:42
التحكم: الحوار المتمدن

Three major features of Heggi’s writings stand out:
Firstly, He seems to confuse business acumen with intellectual prowess. I’m yet to stumble upon an article of his that isn’t littered with copious references to international conferences he attended, eminent personalities he met, or managerial breakthroughs he mustered. All is laudable, and admirable, but is no substitute for intellectual soundness. After all, Nietzsche’s or Diogenes worldly failure didn’t detract from their genius, and Marcus Aurelius never tried to promote his stoic philosophy on accounts of being an emperor.

Secondly, he seems to confuse encyclopedic knowledge with penetrating insight. History is rife with bookworms of every kind; dare I say that I can point to at least two dozen such authors of this site whose love for knowledge, and fondness of erudition have endowed them with impressive intellect? Yet, again well-rounded intellectuality doesn’t an original theoretician make. While, Mr.Nemary general knowledge, as well as special mastery of communism history is manifest, he never claimed original cont

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