Zen und die Kunst der Vaterschaft
- 255pages
- 9 heures de lecture
Stephen Lewis Ordre des livres (chronologique)
Steve Lewis écrit avec affection et passion au sujet de nos expériences partagées sur cette terre, une vie façonnée et transformée par sa nombreuse famille. Ses récits nous transportent à travers la maison familiale, explorant chaque recoin ensoleillé et chaque creux sombre, avant de s'aventurer au-delà du jardin familier dans les profondeurs des bois. Lewis se concentre sur les expériences humaines universelles qu'il tisse dans ses œuvres avec une perspicacité distinctive.
Mr Cool
- 46pages
- 2 heures de lecture
Ricky, Micky and Nicky want to be rock stars but have nowhere to practice, until Kevin offers his gran's basement. Kevin wants to be a rock star too. Unfortunately he can't sing or dance, but he proves to be an important part of the band.
Flying pigs. Mille et une expressions pour apprendre l'anglais
- 128pages
- 5 heures de lecture
En tête du titre : And pigs might fly!Mille et une expressions pour appendre l'anglais...
Philosophy and literature are intertwined, with philosophy offering timeless themes and literature providing vivid illustrations of abstract thought. This text introduces students to philosophy through great literary works, divided into seven parts that explore basic concepts like Knowledge, Truth, Personal Identity, Ethics, and Justice. Literary selections from authors such as Sophocles, James Joyce, Kafka, and John Dos Passos are paired with philosophical issues, ensuring that each story lends itself to philosophical analysis. The accompanying philosophical writings include classic thinkers like Aristotle, Plato, and Locke, as well as contemporary voices such as Richard Rorty and John Rawls. Each chapter features a clear presentation of various viewpoints, often revisiting earlier articles not typically found in current texts, while balancing analytic tradition with hermeneutics and feminist philosophy. The editors introduce each chapter with an essay that weaves together the philosophical and literary pieces, concluding with discussion questions and further study suggestions. This volume serves as a valuable tool for students, illuminating both timeless and contemporary issues, and providing a memorable introduction to philosophy that they can revisit repeatedly.