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A philosophy of human hope
Book • 1987
Joseph J. Godfrey's "A Philosophy of Human Hope" offers a comprehensive exploration of hope as a philosophical concept.
Godfrey critiques existing definitions of hope, proposing a nuanced understanding that incorporates desire, belief, and imagination.
He examines the role of hope in human motivation and action, exploring its connection to both rational and irrational behavior.
The book delves into the ethical and existential dimensions of hope, considering its significance in navigating life's challenges and uncertainties.
Godfrey's work provides valuable insights into the complexities of hope and its impact on individual and collective life.
Godfrey critiques existing definitions of hope, proposing a nuanced understanding that incorporates desire, belief, and imagination.
He examines the role of hope in human motivation and action, exploring its connection to both rational and irrational behavior.
The book delves into the ethical and existential dimensions of hope, considering its significance in navigating life's challenges and uncertainties.
Godfrey's work provides valuable insights into the complexities of hope and its impact on individual and collective life.
