Conversations With A Philosopher From Another Planet - Bardi, John
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This novel is the record of an engaging series of conversations between an Earthling and an alien. The Earthling, who lives joyfully as a philosopher and musician in the historic town of Gettysburg, is deeply troubled by the current state of affairs on the planet Earth and is in total despair about what he perceives as the degraded state of humanity. At one of his gigs he meets an oddly mysterious character who is also a philosopher and who, strangely, claims to be visiting from another planet. Thus begins an engaging series of conversations that takes a profound look at humanity from the…mehr

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Produktbeschreibung
This novel is the record of an engaging series of conversations between an Earthling and an alien. The Earthling, who lives joyfully as a philosopher and musician in the historic town of Gettysburg, is deeply troubled by the current state of affairs on the planet Earth and is in total despair about what he perceives as the degraded state of humanity. At one of his gigs he meets an oddly mysterious character who is also a philosopher and who, strangely, claims to be visiting from another planet. Thus begins an engaging series of conversations that takes a profound look at humanity from the largest possible-albeit intergalactic-perspective. This novel won't take you to different planets, but it might give you a completely different perspective on this one.
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Autorenporträt
For 25 years Dr. John Bardi taught philosophy at Penn State-Mont Alto, including Asian Philosophy, World Religions, and Philosophy of Love and Sex. Prior to that he taught 15 years for the University of Maryland, most of it in Europe and Asia. John is also a musician, having been playing electric guitar since 1961. John's weekly TV show, "The John Show," was broadcast on Adams County Television (1998-2008). Each week on the show he would play guitar as well as explore through letters and with a live audience via phone calls, topical philosophical themes from a uniquely intergalactic perspective.