Heraclitan resonances and Romanticism: ‘the river’ in some twentieth century popular songs

Journal of Critical Realism 19 (2):131-145 (2020)
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A foundational axiom about flux and impermanence from Heraclitus, alluding to the river, has been an important reference point for the philosophy of critical realism. This article begins with this,...

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