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The Meaning of Things
Applying Philosophy to Life
Book • 2001
In 'The Meaning of Things,' A.C.
Grayling offers a profound exploration into the significance of everyday experiences and fundamental concepts such as love, morality, art, politics, and more.
The book is composed of a series of concise yet contemplative essays, each serving as a stepping stone to bridge philosophical inquiry with the pragmatic aspects of daily existence.
Grayling encourages readers to cultivate a habit of introspection to find meaning in life, covering topics like courage, love, betrayal, ambition, cruelty, wisdom, passion, beauty, and death.
The essays are based on his 'The Last Word' column in The Guardian and aim to help readers consider a wide range of insights from philosophical thought without persuading them to adopt a particular viewpoint.
Grayling offers a profound exploration into the significance of everyday experiences and fundamental concepts such as love, morality, art, politics, and more.
The book is composed of a series of concise yet contemplative essays, each serving as a stepping stone to bridge philosophical inquiry with the pragmatic aspects of daily existence.
Grayling encourages readers to cultivate a habit of introspection to find meaning in life, covering topics like courage, love, betrayal, ambition, cruelty, wisdom, passion, beauty, and death.
The essays are based on his 'The Last Word' column in The Guardian and aim to help readers consider a wide range of insights from philosophical thought without persuading them to adopt a particular viewpoint.
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