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The risk of freedom: ethics, phenomenology, and politics in Jan Patocka

Autor Francesco Tava / Jane Ledlie

Editorial ROWMAN & LITTLEFIELD

The risk of freedom: ethics, phenomenology, and politics in Jan Patocka
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"The Risk of Freedom" presents an in-depth analysis of the philosophy of Jan Pato?ka, one of the most influential Central European thinkers of the twentieth century, examining both the phenomenological and ethical-political aspec...

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  • Editorial ROWMAN & LITTLEFIELD
  • ISBN13 9781783483785
  • ISBN10 1783483784
  • Tipo LIBRO
  • Páginas 179
  • Año de Edición 2015
  • Idioma Inglés
  • Encuadernación Rústica

The risk of freedom: ethics, phenomenology, and politics in Jan Patocka

Autor Francesco Tava / Jane Ledlie

Editorial ROWMAN & LITTLEFIELD

"The Risk of Freedom" presents an in-depth analysis of the philosophy of Jan Pato?ka, one of the most influential Central European thinkers of the twentieth century, examining both the phenomenological and ethical-political aspec...

-5% dto.    36,90€
35,05€
Ahorra 1,84€
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Envío gratis
España peninsular

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"The Risk of Freedom" presents an in-depth analysis of the philosophy of Jan Pato?ka, one of the most influential Central European thinkers of the twentieth century, examining both the phenomenological and ethical-political aspects of his work. In particular, Francesco Tava takes an original approach to the problem of freedom, which represents a recurring theme in Pato?ka?s work, both in his early and later writings. 

Freedom is conceived of as a difficult and dangerous experience. In his deep analysis of this particular problem, Tava identifies the authentic ethical content of Pato?ka?s work and clarifies its connections with phenomenology, history of philosophy, politics and dissidence. The Risk of Freedom retraces Pato?ka?s philosophical journey and elucidates its more problematic and less evident traits, such as his original ethical conception, his political ideals and his direct commitment as a dissident.