German philosopher's Round Table

Author: (German) Breuer
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Publish Date: 2004-01-01
Features: Elias Canetti, in his book Glare, described his doctoral student Kein as a naive and reality-ignorant individual. 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 "conceptual world" of philosophy plays a special role. The thinkers introduced in this book have, to some extent, influenced the debates in post-war German philosophy. This collection allows readers to gain a deeper understanding of the content of German philosophy, such as "ultimate argumentation philosophy, metaphorology, philosophical hermeneutics."