Sources Of The Self: Making Modern Identity Charles Taylor Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences Philosophy

“Taylor Has Taken On The Most Delicate And Exacting Of Philosophical Questions Question Who We Are How Should Live…And He Made This An Adventure Self-Discovery For His Reader ” —Martha Nussbaum New Republicin Extensive Inquiry Into Sources Modern Selfhood Charles Taylor Demonstrates Just Rich Precious Those Resources Turn To Subjectivity With Its Attendant Rejection Objective Order Reason Led—It Seems Many—To Mere Subjectivism At Mildest Sheer Nihilism Worst Many Critics Believe That No Moral Backbone Proved Corrosive All Might Foster Human Good Rejects View Argues Properly Understood Our Notion Self Provides A Framework More Than Compensates Abandonment Substantive Notions Rationality Major Insight Is In Epistemological Aesthetic Political Ramifications Roots Ideas After First Arguing Contemporary Philosophers Have Ignored Connect Author Defines Identity By Describing Genesis Effort Uncover Map Leads Novel Interpretations Figures Movements Tradition Shows Inward Not Disastrous But Fact Result Long Efforts Define Reach Heart Definition Finds What Calls Affirmation Ordinary Life Value Which Decisively If Completely Replaced Older Conception As Connected Hierarchy Based Birth Wealth Telling Story Revolution Whose Proponents Been Augustine Montaigne Luther Host Others Taylor’s Goal Part Make Sure Do Lose Sight Their Endanger Achieved Decisive Defense Sharp Rebuff Σελίδες: 624 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0301 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm