Author: Thomas Nagel, translated by Wan Yi
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Publish Date: 2004-07-01
Features: The author of this book, Thomas Nagel, is an analytical philosopher. This book explores fundamental questions about the meaning, nature, and value of life. It is divided into fourteen chapters: Death, Absurdity, Moral Luck, Sexual Perversity, War and Massacre, Indifference in Public Affairs, Preferential Policies, Equality, Incompleteness of Value, Ethics Does Not Require Biology, The Split Brain and the Unity of Consciousness, What It's Like to Be a Bat? Panpsychism, Subjective and Objective. The book is highly original and thought-provoking, with vivid arguments.
Human issue: Western Philosophy Translation Series of the 20th Century
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