Mar 8, 2006 19:31
18 yrs ago
Spanish term
no-cosa
Spanish to English
Art/Literary
Philosophy
Taoism
Hi everybody!
The phrase: El vacío no es la nada sino la ***no-cosa***, es un estado de percepción donde no se percibe lo material, es la negación de todas las determinaciones pero no de la existencia.
Will *non-being* fit in here?
TIA!
Andrea
The phrase: El vacío no es la nada sino la ***no-cosa***, es un estado de percepción donde no se percibe lo material, es la negación de todas las determinaciones pero no de la existencia.
Will *non-being* fit in here?
TIA!
Andrea
Proposed translations
(English)
4 +5 | no-thing | Maria Karra |
4 | non-being | Jaime Fukutake |
3 | "nothingness" or "non-existence" | Carol Gullidge |
Proposed translations
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no-thing
Hola Andrea :)
no-thing (versus nothing)
TaoismLao Tzu would have man emulate the tao by according due respect to the no-thing in things. He says that man should aim to be "without action" and "without ...
www.kheper.net/topics/Taoism/Taoism.htm
no-thing (versus nothing)
TaoismLao Tzu would have man emulate the tao by according due respect to the no-thing in things. He says that man should aim to be "without action" and "without ...
www.kheper.net/topics/Taoism/Taoism.htm
4 KudoZ points awarded for this answer.
Comment: "¡Muchas gracias a todos!
Andrea"
42 mins
non-being
That was my first thought. There is such a thing as a state of NON-BEING
18 hrs
"nothingness" or "non-existence"
just some logical alternatives!
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