A defence of nihilism
by Llanera, Tracy, Tartaglia, James
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A defence of nihilism
by Llanera, Tracy, Tartaglia, James
fromRoutledge focus on philosophy
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Type: Book
Much Ado About Nothing -- A Brief History Of Nihilism -- Nil Desperandum -- Nihil Sine Deo -- Revaluating Nihilism. "This book offers a philosophical defence of nihilism. The authors argue that the concept of nihilism has been employed pejoratively by almost all philosophers an…
A defence of nihilism
by Llanera, Tracy, Tartaglia, James
fromRoutledge focus on philosophy
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Type: Book
"This book offers a philosophical defence of nihilism. The authors argue that the concept of nihilism has been employed pejoratively by almost all philosophers and religious leaders to indicate a widespread cultural crisis of truth, meaning, or morals. Many religious believers t…
A defence of nihilism
by Llanera, Tracy, Tartaglia, James
fromRoutledge focus on philosophy
0
Type: Book
"This book offers a philosophical defence of nihilism. The authors argue that the concept of nihilism has been employed pejoratively by almost all philosophers and religious leaders to indicate a widespread cultural crisis of truth, meaning, or morals. Many religious believers t…
The book makes a new contribution to the contemporary debates on nihilism and the sacred. Drawing on an original interpretation of Richard Rortys writings, it challenges the orthodox treatment of nihilism as a malaise that human beings must overcome. Instead, nihilism should be …
The book makes a new contribution to the contemporary debates on nihilism and the sacred. Drawing on an original interpretation of Richard Rorty's writings, it challenges the orthodox treatment of nihilism as a malaise that human beings must overcome. Instead, nihilism should be…
The book makes a new contribution to the contemporary debates on nihilism and the sacred. Drawing on an original interpretation of Richard Rortys writings, it challenges the orthodox treatment of nihilism as a malaise that human beings must overcome. Instead, nihilism should be …