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Anthropos (Classic Reprint) - Couverture souple

William P. Breed

 
9781330972236: Anthropos (Classic Reprint)

Synopsis

What does it mean to be human? This concise guide explores self-knowledge, consciousness, and our place in history—and what it means for our choices today.

This book surveys how self-awareness shapes our duties, goals, and identity, drawing on philosophy, history, and religion. It invites readers to consider how we relate to others, to the past, and to the world around us, without getting lost in jargon or speculation. It also examines the heavy topics of mortality and pain, offering reflections on how belief, resilience, and meaning can guide us through hardship. The work frames human life as a project of understanding oneself and our responsibilities to others.

  • See how self-knowledge influences decisions, duties, and personal growth.
  • Compare the instincts of animals with the higher powers of human reason and freedom.
  • Explore thoughts on immortality, faith, and how to face death with purpose.
  • Find practical perspectives on enduring pain and finding hope.
Ideal for readers of philosophy, theology, and history who want a clear, thoughtful look at human nature and our place in the world.

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