My philosophy's lesson This morning I went to university and I take a lesson. The lesson lasted two hours and I found it very interesting. The prof. spoke about a spanish philosopher who is called Ort

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My philosophy's lesson This morning I went to university and I take a lesson. The lesson lasted two hours and I found it very interesting. The prof. spoke about a spanish philosopher who is called Ortega y Gasset. The concept of "circumstance" is very important in Ortega. It means that we humans are "surrounding" by a world and we are constantely involved in it. But what is interesting is that human beings don't have an unmovable nature, but they costruct themselves step by step, just living. Naturally, Ortega's thought is much more complex and I'm not able to explain it in a more professional sense... but I'm going to study it. Now I have to go, so I wish you a nice day. Bye!

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My philosophy lesson (lecture)

This morning I went to university and I took/attended a lesson/lecture. The lesson/lecture lasted two hours and I found it very interesting.
The prof. spoke about a spanish philosopher who is called Ortega y Gasset. The concept of "circumstance" is very important for Ortega. It means that we humans are "surrounded" by a world and we are constantly involved in it. But what is interesting is that human beings don't have a constant/ unchangeable nature, but they costruct (develop) themselves step by step, just by living. (Is that what you meant with this sentence?
Naturally, Ortega's thoughts are much more complex and I'm not able to explain them in a more professional sense... but I'm going to study it.

Now I have to go, so I wish you a nice day.

My philosophy's lesson

This morning I went to university and had a very interesting 2 hour lecture. I take a lesson. The lesson lasted two hours and I found it very interesting.
The prof. spoke about a Spanish philosopher who is called Ortega y Gasset. The concept of "circumstance" was very important in to Ortega. It means that we humans are "surrounded" by a world and we are constantely involved in it. But what is interesting is that human beings don't have an unmovable/static nature, but they improve/enhance costruct themselves step by step, just by living.
Naturally, Ortega's thought is much more complex and I'm not able to explain it in a more professional sense, but I'm going to study it.

Now I have to go, so I wish you a nice day. Bye!

My pPhilosophy's lesson

This morning I went to university and I takehad a lesson. The lesson lasted two hours and I found it very interesting.
The prof. spoke about a sSpanish philosopher who is called Ortega y Gasset. The concept of "circumstance" is very important into Ortega (or: in Ortega's work). It means that we humans are "surroundeding" by a world and we are constantely involved in it. But what is interesting is that human beings don't have an unmovable nature, but they construct themselves step by step, just living.
Naturally, Ortega's thought is much more complex and I'm not able to explain it in a more professional sense... but I'm going to study it.

Now I have to go, so I wish you a nice day. Bye!

Pronouns must have a capital letter (Philosophy, Spanish) as these are the name of things.

Be careful of tense "are surrounded" is present perfect tense, used to talk about actions which started in the past but are unfinished in the present.

Complicated subject though, good luck studying it :)

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