I Am Not I
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An Unknown World. Notes on the Meaning of the Earth
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- Nombre de pages240
- FormatePub
- ISBN978-1-101-60131-0
- EAN9781101601310
- Date de parution27/09/2012
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Taille455 Ko
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurTarcher
Résumé
What is the purpose of life on Earth? Philosopher Jacob Needleman frames man's role on the planet in a completely new and fresh way, moving beyond the usual environmental concerns to reveal how the care and maintenance of a world is something vital and basic to our existence as authentic human beings. In some of his most deeply affecting writing, Needleman draws on his childhood experiences with a terminally ill friend whose impending death forces the young boys to face questions of the meaning of existence at an early age-questions that Needleman carried with him in his explorations of science and philosophy throughout his career as a scholar of religions.
The conclusions that he reaches will give all of us a new sense of the purpose of our lives and the planet we live on.
The conclusions that he reaches will give all of us a new sense of the purpose of our lives and the planet we live on.
What is the purpose of life on Earth? Philosopher Jacob Needleman frames man's role on the planet in a completely new and fresh way, moving beyond the usual environmental concerns to reveal how the care and maintenance of a world is something vital and basic to our existence as authentic human beings. In some of his most deeply affecting writing, Needleman draws on his childhood experiences with a terminally ill friend whose impending death forces the young boys to face questions of the meaning of existence at an early age-questions that Needleman carried with him in his explorations of science and philosophy throughout his career as a scholar of religions.
The conclusions that he reaches will give all of us a new sense of the purpose of our lives and the planet we live on.
The conclusions that he reaches will give all of us a new sense of the purpose of our lives and the planet we live on.
