As for the second part, it included a fragment of Heraclitus’s fragments, titled “The Creation of Man Beautiful.” This part reveals Heraclitus’s deep belief in man in addition to his being an essentially aesthetic being.
In the third part of the book, the author talks about “the creation of man estranged,” where he quoted at the beginning of the chapter a fragment from the fragments of Heraclitus in which he said: For the gods all things are beautiful, wonderful and just, but people are the ones who assume in some things that they are permissible and in some things that they are just. .
In the fourth part, the book talks about "the creation of man at will," talking about the tragedy of Heraclitus in the sleeping persons, who are called the wills, describing them as the people who strip the world of its reality ..
The fifth part includes the wisdom of man, dealing with the true meaning of wisdom, denying the relation of the abundance of information to the wisdom of man without possessing intelligence and reason.
And the creation of a rational person, that is what the sixth part of the book talked about, indicating that the faculty of thinking is common to all.
Heraclitus says in that part that he called, man must know that war is his general rule, the law is conflict, and everything that is brought into existence by means of strife and necessity.
In conclusion, the creation of man is debating, and the author discussed in the seventh part of the book the fragment in which Heraclitus said that it would not be possible for them to know the meaning of the truth if opposites did not exist.
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