GRICE E TERTULLIANO: LA RAGIONE CONVERSAZIONALE -- NOTHING IS SO ABSURD THAT SOME PHILOSOPHER HAS NOT THOUGHT IT -- ROMA -- FILOSOFIA ITALIANA -- GRICE ITALO -- LUIGI SPERANZA, PEL GRUPPO DI GIOCO DI H. P. GRICE, VILLA SPERANZA

 

Grice e Tertulliano: la ragione conversazionale -- nothing is so absurd that some philosopher has not thought it – Roma – filosofia italiana – Grice italo -- Luigi Speranza, pel Gruppo di Gioco di H. P. Grice, The Swimming-Pool Library, Villa Speranza (Roma). Filosofo italiano. ‘Credo quia absurdum est’ is his life-guiding motto, which he learns from his philosophy tutor at Rome. He belongs to the Porch, and later becomes a ‘montano,’ an ascetic sect, “although,” his brother reminsices, “my brother stays away from the more extreme forms of the asceticism the sect officially promulgates.” Quinto Settimio Florente Tertulliano.