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Commentary on Gabriel Marcel's the Mystery of Being (Marquette Studies in Philosophy)
Thomas C. Anderson
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Paperback. Series: Marquette Studies in Philosophy. Num Pages: 202 pages. BIC Classification: HPJ. Category: (G) General (US: Trade). .
Over the past decade there has been renewed interest in the thought of the Christian existentialist Gabriel Marcel. An English translation of his autobiographical final work Awakenings as well as a collection of his essays on music have recently been published by Marquette University Press. Major philosophical works of his have been reprinted, the foremost among them being the two volume The Mystery of Being, a work in which Marcel discusses almost all of the major components of his thought and which he said contained an approximate synthesis of his ideas. Marcel was among the first to enunciate the distinction ... Read more
Over the past decade there has been renewed interest in the thought of the Christian existentialist Gabriel Marcel. An English translation of his autobiographical final work Awakenings as well as a collection of his essays on music have recently been published by Marquette University Press. Major philosophical works of his have been reprinted, the foremost among them being the two volume The Mystery of Being, a work in which Marcel discusses almost all of the major components of his thought and which he said contained an approximate synthesis of his ideas. Marcel was among the first to enunciate the distinction ... Read more
Product Details
Format
Paperback
Publication date
2006
Publisher
Marquette Univ Pr
Condition
New
Number of Pages
200
Place of Publication
WI, United States
ISBN
9780874626698
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V9780874626698
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About Thomas C. Anderson
Born in Paris in 1889, the son of a French minister to Stockholm, Marcel frequented literary and political milieus, traveled extensively, and read widely in both German and Anglo-American philosophy. His best known books are Being and Having (1935), Man Against Mass Society (1952), and The Decline of Wisdom (1954). Robert Rosthal is Professor Emeritus of Philosophy at the Woman's ... Read more
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