Von den Naturwissenschaften ausgehend, hat sich in den letzten Jahren ein Neurozentrismus herausgebildet, der auf der Annahme basiert, dass Ich gleich Gehirn ist. Markus Gabriel hegt begründete Zweifel, dass wir uns auf diese Weise selbst erkennen können. Mit seiner scharfen Kritik am Neurozentrismus stellt er eine neue Verteidigung des freien Willens vor und gibt eine zeitgemäße Anleitung zum philosophischen Nachdenken über uns selbst — mit Verve, Humor und überraschenden Erkenntnissen.
Christopher Turner Bücher




In Germany, 1969, Eugen Fink's Fashion: Seductive Play was published. This first English language edition, updated with an introduction by Stefano Marino and Giovanni Matteucci, makes available Fink's philosophical investigation into fashion to an English-speaking audience. One of the greatest figures in the “phenomenological movement,” Fink here investigates fashion at various philosophical levels - aesthetic, ethical, social - and in relationship to other forms of human culture, especially contemporary culture. Although there have been many transformations and changes in the world of fashion since the late 1960s, from prêt-à-porter to fast fashion, fashion's connection to both high culture and popular culture, and the new relationship between fashion and the advent of social media, Fink's insights allow wide-ranging and far-reaching inquiries into fashion's philosophical essence. Fink's extraordinary lucidity and his unique conceptual capacities have made his work crucial to the study of the philosophy of fashion today. His work, like that of Simmel's, Veblen's or Benjamin's, is as essential and important now as when it was first published.
Edinburgh Step By Step is the ideal companion to one of the world¹s most beautiful cities, not only for visitors but for anyone with an interest in Edinburgh¹s lively and intriguing past. Each of the book¹s eleven suggested walks includes all of the notable churches, houses, pubs, and tourist attractions along its route, as well as historical information and engaging commentary. Where appropriate, opening hours are provided, and each walk has its own easy-to-use street map. This attractive guide is complete with color photos and line drawings, pithy commentary on 150 noteworthy Edinburgh attractions, a list of annual events, and a glossary of Scottish architectural terms.