In the Science of Logic, Hegel presumptuously claimed that his treatise contained "the thoughts of God before He created the world".
Ferris Wheel explores living a day-to-day life with HD brilliantly, as it contains the thoughts, emotions, and conversations of characters with HD and their loved ones without it.
Thompson ends by saying that "no pen, unless it were filled with Thompson's gravy, can describe Thompson's dressing, and there is not paper enough in the world to contain the thoughts and adjectives it would set down, and not marble enough to serve for its monuments".
This document contains the thoughts that led to the development of the Political Theory and the resulting peace plan.
The Swiss psychologist Carl Jung named it the "shadow", because it contains the thoughts and feelings that we've subconsciously sent to the dark shadows of our psyche, hoping not to be found, out of fear that our self-image will be challenged.
Furthermore, these evaluative attitudes must not already contain the thought that their object is good, on pain of circularity.
The intuitive idea behind all these structural arguments is that somehow the self-ascriptive thought or judgment contains the mental state or process self-ascribed: the thought that I am thinking of a pink elephant contains the thought of a pink elephant; the judgment that I am having a visual experience of redness contains the red experience itself.
On a similar note, 'The Rose That Grew From Concrete,' by Tupac Shakur contains the early thoughts of one of hip-hops greatest lost talents.
But it would be fascinating to see how their Central Committee would react to a site containing the unedited and uncensored thoughts of one of their members.
The dichotomy of good bookshops makes them a powerful environment: gentle, dusty places containing the extremes of human thought.
