Das gegenwärtige komplexe Wissen über das "Mensch sein" und die universelle Natur den Menschen interesseweckend zu vermitteln, gelingt Precht einmalig. Es ist eine Begabung, wie er Erkenntnisse auf die Ebene der Leser "herunterbricht" ohne dabei die wiss. Kernaussage zu verlassen. Precht führt die Menschen (Leser) sehr weit an die Antwort der globalen Kernfrage heran, "Geboren, wenn ja, warum?" und weckt das Interesse, darüber mehr zu erfahren.
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PHILOSOPHY. There are many books about philosophy, but "Who Am I? And If So How Many?" is different from the rest. Never before has anyone introduced readers so expertly and, at the same time, so light-heartedly and elegantly to the big philosophical questions. Drawing on neuroscience, psychology, history, and even pop culture, Richard David Precht deftly elucidates the questions at the heart of human existence: What is truth? Does life have meaning? Why should I be good? And presents them in concise, witty, and engaging prose. The result is an exhilarating journey through the history of philosophy and a lucid introduction to current research on the brain. "Who Am I? And If So, How Many?" is a wonderfully accessible introduction to philosophy.
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Who Am I? And If So, How Many?, Richard David Precht
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- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2011
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- Sprache
- Englisch
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- Richard David Precht
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- Constable & Robinson
- Erscheinungsdatum
- 2011
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- Paperback
- ISBN10
- 1849011028
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- 9781849011020
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- Sachbücher, Sozialwissenschaften, Historisches Thema, Geschichte, Philosophisches Thema, Philosophie, Wissenschaft, Deutsche Literatur
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- 2008
- Originaltitel
- Wer bin ich und wenn ja, wie viele?
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- PHILOSOPHY. There are many books about philosophy, but "Who Am I? And If So How Many?" is different from the rest. Never before has anyone introduced readers so expertly and, at the same time, so light-heartedly and elegantly to the big philosophical questions. Drawing on neuroscience, psychology, history, and even pop culture, Richard David Precht deftly elucidates the questions at the heart of human existence: What is truth? Does life have meaning? Why should I be good? And presents them in concise, witty, and engaging prose. The result is an exhilarating journey through the history of philosophy and a lucid introduction to current research on the brain. "Who Am I? And If So, How Many?" is a wonderfully accessible introduction to philosophy.