La tarea de la filosofía
’In all spheres of science, art, skill, and handicraft it is never doubted that, in order to master them, a considerable amount of trouble must be spent in learning and in being trained’.
’As regards philosophy, on the contrary, there seems still an assumption prevalent that, though every one with eyes and fingers is not on that account in a position to make shoes if he only has leather and a last, yet everybody understands how to philosophise straight away, and pass judgement on philosophy, simply because he possesses the criterion for doing so in his natural reason’.
- Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, ’The Phenomenology of Spirit’, § 67, 1807.
El Parnaso(Rafael)
https://www.artehistoria.com/es/obra/el-parnaso
http://cuadernodesofonisba.blogspot.com.es/2013/04/cavsarum-cognitio.html