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A Common Humanity: Routledge Classics

Autor Raimond Gaita
en Limba Engleză Paperback – 15 sep 2025
Drawing on the work of Arendt, Weil, Primo Levi and Iris Murdoch, amongst others, Raimond Gaita creates a beautifully written and provocative new picture of our common humanity. This Routledge Classics edition includes a new Preface and a substantial Postscript by the author.
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Specificații

ISBN-13: 9781032912295
ISBN-10: 1032912294
Pagini: 390
Dimensiuni: 129 x 198 x 21 mm
Greutate: 0.41 kg
Editura: Routledge
Seria Routledge Classics


Recenzii

'An exploration of how people make moral and ethical judgments by a controversial Autralian moral philosopher. Raimond Gaita's insights are original and his prose is as eloquent as it is affecting.' - The Economist, Books of the Year, 2000

'Gaita's genius ... is his ability to weigh the soul on a scale, and to show how goodness and justice might yet prevail.' - The Scotsman

'Profound and original ... his humane and wise book offers a view on life which deserves to be taken seriously.' - The Times Literary Supplement

'Gaita's gait bedazzles. In both writing and content, there appear senstivity, significance and feeling ... Wittgenstein advises 'Take your time'. I advise such with the issues of this book.' - The Philosophers' Magazine

'A striking and revelatory read ... I warmly recommend it.' - Timothy Chapell, Mind

'Distinctive and very interesting.' - The Tablet

'A Rare and distinguished contribution to our public life.' - Australian Review

'This Philosophy for the educated public is philosophy at its most profound' - Jean Curthoys, Australian Book Review

'The reflections in it are first hand: the author does not follow the beaten tracks and he is someone who has something to say. His book is one of the rare books in philosophy which has both breadth and depth at one and the same time' - Ilham Dilman, Philosophical Investigations

'The trenchant beauty of the discussion, the courage and independence of the mind at work, are a magnificent accomplishment.' - Andrew Gleeson, Philosophical Books

'Raimond Gaita's insights are original and his prose as eloquent as it is affecting.' - The Economist, Books of the Year, 2000

'Gaita's genius ... is his ability to weigh the soul on a scale, and to show how goodness and justice might yet prevail.' - The Scotsman

'Distinctive and very interesting.' - The Tablet

'A rare and distinguished contribution to our public life.' - Australian Review of Books

'An absorbing read from beginning to end ... A quite exceptional work.' - Tim Crane, University College London

'A wise and beautifully written book. It is a wonderful example of how philosophy can still speak without any condescension to the educated reader.' - Simon Critchley, University of Essex

'A wonderful piece of writing. The disciplined individuality of Gaita's voice shows how a humanly serious practice of philosophy might make a decisive contribution to our public culture.' - Stephen Mulhall, New College, Oxford

Cuprins

Chapter 1 Introduction; Chapter 2 Goodness beyond Virtue; Chapter 3 Evil beyond Vice; Chapter 4 Racism; Chapter 5 Justice beyond Fairness; Chapter 6 Guilt, Shame & Community; Chapter 7 Genocide & ‘The Stolen Generations’; Chapter 8 Genocide & the Holocaust; Chapter 9 Forms of the Unthinkable; Chapter 10 Truth & the Responsibility of Intellectuals; Chapter 11 Goodness & Truth; Chapter 12 Truth As a Need of the Soul; Chapter 13 A Common Humanity;