“Natural science, economics, and politics depend on literature, philosophy, and religion for educating the imagination... we cannot oppose facts to values, but... all facts are integrated into meaningful wholes through a personal commitment to some kind of vision of how… — Jens Zimmermann Copy Share
“Reason, in other words, is not human self-consciousness opposed to an irrational universe but our participation in the very structure of the universe, its… — Jens Zimmermann Copy Share Image
“Natural science, economics, and politics depend on literature, philosophy, and religion for educating the imagination... we cannot oppose facts to values, but... all facts are integrated into meaningful wholes through a personal commitment to some kind of vision of how things ought to be. If this universal hermeneutic claim is true, then the shaping of our imagination through historical, philosophical,… — Jens Zimmermann Copy Share
