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Different world, different voice

By Mariano F. Carpio | November 15, 2009 - 12:00am

Mariano F. Carpio, 65, is a retired teacher in English and theology at UST. He has published essays and fiction in national magazines. Enjoying his retirement, he plays billiards and chess on the computer. He is...

Sunday Lifestyle

Revisiting ‘The Story of Philosophy’

By Mariano F. Carpio | August 8, 2004 - 12:00am

Reaching 60, I feel that death is becoming more and more real. I look at the books on the shelves in my room. For many years, Homer, Dante and Shakespeare, and a host of other venerable men of letters, who have shaped...

Sunday Lifestyle