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The Philosophy of Identity: A Simple Guide to Big Ideas
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- FormatePub
- ISBN8231909094
- EAN9798231909094
- Date de parution04/05/2025
- Protection num.Adobe DRM
- Infos supplémentairesepub
- ÉditeurWalzone Press
Résumé
In "The Philosophy of Identity: A Simple Guide to Big Ideas, " readers embark on an illuminating journey through one of philosophy's most enduring and relevant questions: what does it mean to be who we are? From timeless inquiries about the continuity of the self and the interplay between personal and social identity, to the dynamic processes of change, growth, and self-understanding, this guide distills complex theories into engaging and accessible insights.
Each chapter offers clear explanations of core concepts-such as essentialism, narrative identity, and the intricate divides between self and other-making the nuanced landscape of identity philosophy approachable for all. The book thoughtfully explores diverse historical and cultural perspectives, examining how ancient philosophers, Enlightenment thinkers, and contemporary voices have wrestled with the meaning of identity.
It weaves through personal experiences and social forces, analyzing how memory, body, language, and group membership contribute to the stories we tell about ourselves. Compelling case studies highlight challenges like crisis, trauma, and transformation, demonstrating how identity both endures and evolves in response to life's upheavals. Bridging philosophical traditions-from existentialism and phenomenology to Eastern philosophies and postmodern critiques-the guide connects timeless debates to urgent modern realities.
Readers will find insightful discussions on digital identity, globalization, identity politics, and the search for authenticity in an ever-changing world. With practical reflections, thought-provoking questions, and a curated list of further resources, "The Philosophy of Identity" equips both newcomers and seasoned thinkers with tools and inspiration for their own journey of self-discovery and understanding.
Each chapter offers clear explanations of core concepts-such as essentialism, narrative identity, and the intricate divides between self and other-making the nuanced landscape of identity philosophy approachable for all. The book thoughtfully explores diverse historical and cultural perspectives, examining how ancient philosophers, Enlightenment thinkers, and contemporary voices have wrestled with the meaning of identity.
It weaves through personal experiences and social forces, analyzing how memory, body, language, and group membership contribute to the stories we tell about ourselves. Compelling case studies highlight challenges like crisis, trauma, and transformation, demonstrating how identity both endures and evolves in response to life's upheavals. Bridging philosophical traditions-from existentialism and phenomenology to Eastern philosophies and postmodern critiques-the guide connects timeless debates to urgent modern realities.
Readers will find insightful discussions on digital identity, globalization, identity politics, and the search for authenticity in an ever-changing world. With practical reflections, thought-provoking questions, and a curated list of further resources, "The Philosophy of Identity" equips both newcomers and seasoned thinkers with tools and inspiration for their own journey of self-discovery and understanding.
In "The Philosophy of Identity: A Simple Guide to Big Ideas, " readers embark on an illuminating journey through one of philosophy's most enduring and relevant questions: what does it mean to be who we are? From timeless inquiries about the continuity of the self and the interplay between personal and social identity, to the dynamic processes of change, growth, and self-understanding, this guide distills complex theories into engaging and accessible insights.
Each chapter offers clear explanations of core concepts-such as essentialism, narrative identity, and the intricate divides between self and other-making the nuanced landscape of identity philosophy approachable for all. The book thoughtfully explores diverse historical and cultural perspectives, examining how ancient philosophers, Enlightenment thinkers, and contemporary voices have wrestled with the meaning of identity.
It weaves through personal experiences and social forces, analyzing how memory, body, language, and group membership contribute to the stories we tell about ourselves. Compelling case studies highlight challenges like crisis, trauma, and transformation, demonstrating how identity both endures and evolves in response to life's upheavals. Bridging philosophical traditions-from existentialism and phenomenology to Eastern philosophies and postmodern critiques-the guide connects timeless debates to urgent modern realities.
Readers will find insightful discussions on digital identity, globalization, identity politics, and the search for authenticity in an ever-changing world. With practical reflections, thought-provoking questions, and a curated list of further resources, "The Philosophy of Identity" equips both newcomers and seasoned thinkers with tools and inspiration for their own journey of self-discovery and understanding.
Each chapter offers clear explanations of core concepts-such as essentialism, narrative identity, and the intricate divides between self and other-making the nuanced landscape of identity philosophy approachable for all. The book thoughtfully explores diverse historical and cultural perspectives, examining how ancient philosophers, Enlightenment thinkers, and contemporary voices have wrestled with the meaning of identity.
It weaves through personal experiences and social forces, analyzing how memory, body, language, and group membership contribute to the stories we tell about ourselves. Compelling case studies highlight challenges like crisis, trauma, and transformation, demonstrating how identity both endures and evolves in response to life's upheavals. Bridging philosophical traditions-from existentialism and phenomenology to Eastern philosophies and postmodern critiques-the guide connects timeless debates to urgent modern realities.
Readers will find insightful discussions on digital identity, globalization, identity politics, and the search for authenticity in an ever-changing world. With practical reflections, thought-provoking questions, and a curated list of further resources, "The Philosophy of Identity" equips both newcomers and seasoned thinkers with tools and inspiration for their own journey of self-discovery and understanding.
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