David Cooper explores and defends the view that a reality independent of human perspectives is necessarily indescribable, a 'mystery'. Other views are shown to be incompatible with our human condition. Cooper restores to philosophy a proper appreciation of mystery - that is what provides a measure of our beliefs and conduct.
David Cooper explores and defends the view that a reality independent of human perspectives is necessarily indescribable, a 'mystery'. Other views are shown to be incompatible with our human condition. Cooper restores to philosophy a proper appreciation of mystery - that is what provides a measure of our beliefs and conduct.
Preface 1: Introduction 2: Self-assertion: from 'Ockhamism' to the Renaissance 3: Reason and Agency: Enlightenment, Kant and Romanticism 4: Prometheanism Unbound: from Marx and Nietzsche to Pragmatism 5: Existential Humanism 6: Interlude: Rival Humanisms 7: Belief, Posture and Humility 8: The Hubris of Absolutism 9: The Hubris of Humanism (1) 10: The Hubris of Humanism (2) 11: Mystery 12: Emptiness and Mystery 13: Mystery and Measure Index
Preface 1: Introduction 2: Self-assertion: from 'Ockhamism' to the Renaissance 3: Reason and Agency: Enlightenment, Kant and Romanticism 4: Prometheanism Unbound: from Marx and Nietzsche to Pragmatism 5: Existential Humanism 6: Interlude: Rival Humanisms 7: Belief, Posture and Humility 8: The Hubris of Absolutism 9: The Hubris of Humanism (1) 10: The Hubris of Humanism (2) 11: Mystery 12: Emptiness and Mystery 13: Mystery and Measure Index
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