The meaning of life
نویسنده:
Terry Eagleton
امتیاز دهید
An intelligent, witty, and refreshingly approachable guide to the ultimate question
Ties in philosophy and literature--from the 12th century scholastics to Marx, Schopenhauer, Sartre, and Beckett
Reveals how the the philosophy of language can be applied to questions of any kind, how meaning can be understood and applied, and where the limits of questioning lie
Eagleton suggests that the problem of the meaning of life arose with modernity, lays out the cultural and philosophical reasons for this, and examines the meaninglessness that appears to plague our times--from 'New Age softheadedness' to fundamentalism
After surveying a variety of possible candidates, Eagleton suggests his own, perhaps surprising, conclusion to the answer to the meaning of life
بیشتر
Ties in philosophy and literature--from the 12th century scholastics to Marx, Schopenhauer, Sartre, and Beckett
Reveals how the the philosophy of language can be applied to questions of any kind, how meaning can be understood and applied, and where the limits of questioning lie
Eagleton suggests that the problem of the meaning of life arose with modernity, lays out the cultural and philosophical reasons for this, and examines the meaninglessness that appears to plague our times--from 'New Age softheadedness' to fundamentalism
After surveying a variety of possible candidates, Eagleton suggests his own, perhaps surprising, conclusion to the answer to the meaning of life
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