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- ISBN8235249677
- EAN9798235249677
- Date de parution22/07/2026
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- ÉditeurIoakim Ioakim
Résumé
I Think brings together 388 aphorisms, imaginary dialogues, and short reflective texts by philosopher Ioannis S. Christodoulou. Written to be read slowly-and returned to often-these concise pieces transform everyday experience into an invitation to think more deeply. Love, freedom, politics, faith, education, memory, power, beauty, and human vulnerability become starting points for an uncompromising exploration of truth.
Some texts illuminate; others unsettle. All of them challenge the reader to look beyond familiar words, inherited certainties, and comfortable appearances. Rooted in Greek and Cypriot experience yet addressed to readers everywhere, I Think is neither a conventional philosophical treatise nor a simple collection of quotations. It is a portable laboratory of thought: a book whose individual texts can be read independently, while together they form a distinctive meditation on what it means to live consciously in a complex world.
For readers of philosophy, aphorisms, literary essays, and contemplative writing, this book offers a thoughtful international voice-concise, provocative, humane, and memorable.
Some texts illuminate; others unsettle. All of them challenge the reader to look beyond familiar words, inherited certainties, and comfortable appearances. Rooted in Greek and Cypriot experience yet addressed to readers everywhere, I Think is neither a conventional philosophical treatise nor a simple collection of quotations. It is a portable laboratory of thought: a book whose individual texts can be read independently, while together they form a distinctive meditation on what it means to live consciously in a complex world.
For readers of philosophy, aphorisms, literary essays, and contemplative writing, this book offers a thoughtful international voice-concise, provocative, humane, and memorable.
