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We are in the existentialist cafe: stories about freedom, philosophers and existentialism
We are in the existentialist cafe: stories about freedom, philosophers and existentialism
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Europe was turbulent before and after World War II, and philosophers spent their lives staging a philosophical feast. Their thoughts were so wonderful, and their stories were interesting and timeless!
Life is an existential cafe.
In it, we can see the birth and death of existentialism,
And if you are an existentialist, this apricot cocktail in front of you will allow you to talk about philosophy and freedom.
This book tells the origins of existentialism, starring "King and Queen of Existentialism" Saud and Bova, and brings out friends and opponents in contemporary academic circles - Camus, Heidegger, Husserl, Jaspers and Merleau-Ponty and other talented philosophers took turns appearing. To this day, their philosophy is still thought-provoking to read, simply because it concerns life.
Existentialism brought not only a change in philosophy, but also a revolution sweeping the world. The post-war 1968 student movement, anti-colonial movement, feminist movement and other emancipatory calls for freedom and civil rights have left behind modern The imprint of existentialism.
Sarah. Bakewell deftly weaves biography, philosophical thought, history, cultural analysis, and personal reflections to take readers on a lively and entertaining journey alongside philosophers and their friends through this fascinating intellectual movement. .
Life is an existential cafe.
In it, we can see the birth and death of existentialism,
And if you are an existentialist, this apricot cocktail in front of you will allow you to talk about philosophy and freedom.
This book tells the origins of existentialism, starring "King and Queen of Existentialism" Saud and Bova, and brings out friends and opponents in contemporary academic circles - Camus, Heidegger, Husserl, Jaspers and Merleau-Ponty and other talented philosophers took turns appearing. To this day, their philosophy is still thought-provoking to read, simply because it concerns life.
Existentialism brought not only a change in philosophy, but also a revolution sweeping the world. The post-war 1968 student movement, anti-colonial movement, feminist movement and other emancipatory calls for freedom and civil rights have left behind modern The imprint of existentialism.
Sarah. Bakewell deftly weaves biography, philosophical thought, history, cultural analysis, and personal reflections to take readers on a lively and entertaining journey alongside philosophers and their friends through this fascinating intellectual movement. .
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