Acting Out is the first appearance in English of two short books published by Bernard Stiegler in 2003. In How I Became a Philosopher, he outlines his transformation during a five-year period of incarceration for armed robbery. Isolated from what had been his world, Stiegler began to conduct a kind of experiment in phenomenological research. Inspired by the Greek stoic Epictetus, Stiegler began to read, write, and discover his vocation, eventually studying philosophy in correspondence with Gérard Granel who was an important influence on a number of French philosophers, including Jacques Derrida, who was later Stiegler's teacher.
The second book, To Love, To Love Me, To Love Us, is a powerful distillation of Stiegler's analysis of the contemporary world. He maintains that a growing loss of a sense of individual and collective existence leads to a decreased ability to love oneself, and, by extension, others. This predicament is viewed through a tragic event: in 2002, in Nanterre, France, Richard Durn, a local activist, stormed the city's town hall, shooting and killing eight people. Durn committed suicide the following day. The later publication of Durn's his journal revealed a man struggling with the feeling that he did not exist, for which he tried to compensate by committing an atrocity. For Stiegler, this exemplifies how love of self becomes pathological: a "me" assassinates an "us" with which it cannot identify.
This work contains the keystone of his critical philosophy - the basis of human knowledge and truth.
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Aimed at a general audience, this volume offers a stimulating summary of Rorty's central philosophical beliefs, as well as some challenging insights into contemporary culture, justice, education, and love.
Franz Overbeck war einer der großen religionskritischen Denker des 19. Jahrhunderts. Sein Einfluss auf Nietzsche, Barth, Löwith, Benjamin, Taubes und viele andere ist unbestritten.
Ein Leben in Briefen.
Franz Overbeck war einer der großen Denker des 19. Jahrhunderts. Sein Einfluss auf Nietzsche, Barth, Löwith, Benjamin, Taubes und viele andere ist unbestritten.
本项目依托复旦大学哲学学院和北京师范大学哲学和社会学学院的师资力量和学科优势,复旦大学哲学学院与北京师范大学哲学和社会学学院学科门类齐全,学术基础雄厚扎实,科研成果多次荣获国家和省部级奖励,具有丰富的哲学经典丛书编撰经验,俞吾金、吴晓明等主编的《二十世纪哲学经典文本》和杨耕等主编的《当代学者视野中的马克思主义哲学》在国内哲学界产生了重大的影响,也培养了一批学术涵养深厚和编撰经验丰富的专业团队。
Justice Or Tyranny?: A Critique of John Rawls's A Theory of Justice
This anthology presents selections from American philosophy, 1720 to the present, and a critical narrative of important philosophers working during the same time period. The selected works...