World in the Mind -- German Philosopher's Round Table

Author: I. Broiler
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Elias Canetti, in his book Glare, described his doctoral student Kien as naive and unable to understand the meaning of real life. Despite the waves of facts people face in the information society, the world has not abandoned them; they can still find their place in the world and think accurately. Thus, in a "world without order," the "world of ideas" in philosophy plays a special role. Philosophers: Defend! Outsiders: Speak for you! Although people in the information age face the impact of various complex facts, the world has not abandoned them; they can still find their place in the world and think accurately. Therefore, on a "world without order," the "world of ideas" in philosophy has a special role, and this is exactly what the German philosopher's Round Table wants to explain. How does this nation, which once killed God and constantly engages in self-criticism and revision, think about the world and itself now?