The Philosophical Fairways
Autor William Rossen Limba Engleză Hardback – 2 mar 2027
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9781493098668
ISBN-10: 1493098667
Pagini: 172
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 14 mm
Greutate: 0.38 kg
Editura: Globe Pequot Publishing
ISBN-10: 1493098667
Pagini: 172
Dimensiuni: 152 x 229 x 14 mm
Greutate: 0.38 kg
Editura: Globe Pequot Publishing
Notă biografică
William Ross is a philosopher by training, a strategist by profession, and a golfer by obsession. He earned his BA in philosophy from Reed College and has spent decades immersed in wisdom traditions and the search for deeper ways of seeing. At forty-five, he took up golf and quickly recognized it as more than a sport: a living metaphor for truth, beauty, frustration, and joy. He lives in Wellington, Florida, with his wife, Deborah, an art appraiser and creative muse who inspires his pursuit of beauty, art, and play.
Cuprins
Author's Note
Introduction
Chapter I: Aristotle and the Architecture of Right Action
Chapter II: Lao Tzu—The Swing without Forcing
Chapter III: Socrates and the Examined Game
Chapter IV: Buddha—Suffering, the Course, and the Mind that Won't Let Go
Chapter V: Seneca—Mastering Golf through Mastering Yourself
Chapter VI: Confucius and the Honorable Game
Chapter VII: Nietzsche—The Will to Power on the Links
Chapter VIII: Simone de Beauvoir—Playing in Good Faith
Chapter IX: Kierkegaard—The Existential Leap of Faith in the Golf Swing
Chapter X: Wittgenstein and the Language Games of Golf
Chapter XI: Plato—The Forms and the Ideal Swing
Chapter XII: The Empty Swing
Introduction
Chapter I: Aristotle and the Architecture of Right Action
Chapter II: Lao Tzu—The Swing without Forcing
Chapter III: Socrates and the Examined Game
Chapter IV: Buddha—Suffering, the Course, and the Mind that Won't Let Go
Chapter V: Seneca—Mastering Golf through Mastering Yourself
Chapter VI: Confucius and the Honorable Game
Chapter VII: Nietzsche—The Will to Power on the Links
Chapter VIII: Simone de Beauvoir—Playing in Good Faith
Chapter IX: Kierkegaard—The Existential Leap of Faith in the Golf Swing
Chapter X: Wittgenstein and the Language Games of Golf
Chapter XI: Plato—The Forms and the Ideal Swing
Chapter XII: The Empty Swing