Explore the life and journey of Luciano De Crescenzo through his own words. This insightful autobiography delves into the personal and intellectual experiences of the renowned Italian author, offering a unique perspective on his philosophy, career, and the events that shaped his extraordinary life and legacy.
Exploring the intellectual journey from John Stuart Mill's utilitarianism to William James's pragmatism offers a fascinating comparison of two influential philosophical traditions. Mill's focus on maximizing overall happiness contrasts with James's emphasis on practical consequences and individual experience, highlighting a shift in philosophical thought from abstract principles to concrete realities.
Fuzzy Ergo Sum is a playful twist on René Descartes' famous "Cogito, Ergo Sum" ("I think, therefore I am"). It explores the idea of existence not being solely reliant on rational thought, but also allowing for ambiguity, uncertainty, and subjective experiences. The phrase embraces a more nuanced view of reality, suggesting that even if our thoughts are fuzzy or unclear, our existence remains valid and perhaps even more authentic.
Explore Heidegger's ambitious project of fundamental ontology, delving into his analysis of Being, Dasein (human existence), and the quest to uncover the fundamental structures of existence. This philosophical exploration examines Heidegger's contribution to existentialism and his profound impact on contemporary thought, particularly in relation to his seminal work, 'Being and Time.'
Explore the essential writings of Søren Kierkegaard, the influential Danish philosopher whose profound ideas laid the groundwork for existentialism. This curated collection offers a crucial introduction to his thoughts on faith, despair, and the human condition, making his complex philosophy accessible to new readers.
Delve into the profound questions of value and ethics with 'Explaining Value and Other Essays in Moral Philosophy'. This collection explores various perspectives on moral principles, offering insightful analysis and thought-provoking discussions on what truly matters in shaping our understanding of right and wrong. Discover how these essays contribute to the ongoing discourse in moral philosophy and its impact on individual and societal values.
This Clarendon Edition presents two seminal works by David Hume: 'A Dissertation on the Passions' and 'The Natural History of Religion'. These essays explore the foundations of human emotion and the origins of religious belief, offering insightful perspectives on the nature of human understanding and societal development, making them essential reading for students of philosophy and intellectual history.
Explore the intricate relationship between our waking, dreaming, and inherent state of being, examining how the concept of 'self' and 'consciousness' is understood. This deep dive covers insights from neuroscience on brain function, practical applications of meditation for awareness, and philosophical perspectives on existence and subjective experience.
The Nelson Way embodies a philosophy centered on empowering individuals and fostering strong teamwork. It emphasizes core leadership principles like integrity, open communication, and a commitment to excellence, ultimately creating a collaborative and high-performing environment where every member can thrive and contribute meaningfully. Embracing The Nelson Way means adopting a mindset focused on shared goals and a dedication to achieving lasting success through unity and mutual respect.
Explore the timeless wisdom of Epictetus in 'The Golden Sayings,' presented in clear and accessible contemporary English. This edition provides insightful explanatory notes, making the profound teachings of Stoicism readily understandable for modern readers seeking guidance on living a virtuous and fulfilling life.