With Grumeau-Broutephilo, philosophy has now entered the era of pragmatism and popular universal meaning. Between abstraction and rationalism primitive elementary knowledge becomes meaningful in the sublimation of everyday little thing (the dog's butt in this case).
And simply put, basically, when the Grumeau he explains that "the poo Tchoupi it also smells very bad" he of philosophy. What he tries to explain is that we are all equal and that the universality of the human condition is characterized by the need to make a big poop that stinks.
It is not clear?
And to see if you understand everything in the lesson, take a pen and paper and write an essay in 4 pages and 3 parts (thesis, antithesis, synthesis) on:
"Transcendence objectified in the structuralist epiphenomenon home of the penguin shown. "
I translate into easier for students from the bottom of the class scratching their nose
"Tchoupi wants to play the piano. Until he realizes he is a penguin and that has no hands. Does he transcend his status as a penguin by being grafted hands or be resigned to taking harmonica lessons? "
I pick up copies whenever I want.
The use of the calculator and the potato peeler is prohibited.
