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    The Best Of Philosophic Poems - Part Ii
    The Best Of Philosophic Poems - Part Ii
    The Best Of Philosophic Poems - Part Ii
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    The Best Of Philosophic Poems - Part Ii

    By Célio Azevedo Desy Hambarliyska

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    The Best Of Philosophic Poems - Part II (Chaotic World) is a final book from trilogy by Célio Azevedo (Luso-Brazilian), and Daysie Hambarliyska (Bulgarian). It s a poetic guide on how to live in a world controlled by the philosophy of chaos.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherClube de Autores
    Release dateJan 7, 2024
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      The Best Of Philosophic Poems - Part Ii - Célio Azevedo Desy Hambarliyska

      The Best Of Philosophic Poems - Part II (Chaotic World)

      Célio Azevedo

      Desy Hambarliyska

      Non-Aligned Culture Foundation

      2024

      The Best Of Philosophic Poems - Part II (Chaotic World) is a final book from trilogy by Célio Azevedo (Luso-Brazilian), and Daysie Hambarliyska (Bulgarian). It's a poetic guide on how to live in a world controlled by the philosophy of chaos.

      About the Philosophy of Chaos

      The chaos philosophy, also inspired by chaos theory, is a field that studies complex and dynamic systems, which may seem random or unpredictable, but which still have underlying, monitored patterns and structures. Chaos philosophy is often applied in areas such as physics, biology, economics and art.

      Art should not be seen as a way of representing reality, but rather as a creative force that acts on the world and transforms it. He advocates a materialist approach to art, which emphasizes the importance of the materials and physical processes involved in artistic creation.

      For Azevedo, the philosophy of chaos can help to overcome the distinction between nature and culture, and to understand art as a complex

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