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Aesthetics: More rambling about Plotinus

by Kurt Knecht | Oct 8, 2011 | Barrett, Cornell West, Feynman, Plotinus, Uncategorized

Whilst traversing the modest byways between two Universities on Lincoln’s adequate public transportation system, I have been re-reading some of Plotinus’ Ennead. I am certainly struck by the profound and detailed supernal vision he describes. It is easy to see why St....

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