Introduccion a la Filosofia en manga
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This Introduction to Philosophy addresses central questions of thought, such as "what is philosophy?" or "what does it mean to think from a philosophical point of view?" In these pages there is no simplified exposition of famous theories nor summaries or outlines of the different philosophical systems of the tradition. Many comics and manga of this type have already been published, which graphically adapt the ideas of great authors. What we find, rather, is an extensive journey in the form of a dialogue in which Masahiro Morioka brings the attentive reader--supported by Nyancofu Terada's manga…mehr

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This Introduction to Philosophy addresses central questions of thought, such as "what is philosophy?" or "what does it mean to think from a philosophical point of view?" In these pages there is no simplified exposition of famous theories nor summaries or outlines of the different philosophical systems of the tradition. Many comics and manga of this type have already been published, which graphically adapt the ideas of great authors. What we find, rather, is an extensive journey in the form of a dialogue in which Masahiro Morioka brings the attentive reader--supported by Nyancofu Terada's manga illustrations--to four fundamental questions of intellectual endeavor. What is time? What is existence? What is the self? And what is life?
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Autorenporträt
Masahiro Morioka (Kochi, Japón, 1958). Doctor en filosofía, es profesor en la Universidad de Waseda. Imparte clases de Filosofía y de Ética. Entre sus especialidades se encuentran la filosofía de la vida, la bioética, los estudios de género y los estudios sobre civilización. Se graduó en la Universidad de Tokio y trabajó para el Centro Internacional de Investigación de Estudios Japoneses y la Universidad de la Prefectura de Osaka. Es una de las figuras más destacadas de la filosofía japonesa contemporánea.