Mortal Questions, 9781107604711
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Life, death, meaning: Profound philosophical questions for a mortal existence.

Mortal Questions

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  • Paperback

    226 pages

  • Release Date

    26 March 2012

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Summary

Grappling with Existence: Unveiling Life’s Profound Puzzles in “Mortal Questions”

Thomas Nagel’s Mortal Questions delves into the core of human existence, examining the meaning, nature, and worth we ascribe to our lives. The book navigates complex terrain, from our anxieties surrounding death and the intricacies of sexual behavior to the pervasive issues of social inequality, the horrors of war, and the dynamics of political power.

Nagel masterfully reveals how thes…

Book Details

ISBN-13:9781107604711
ISBN-10:1107604710
Series:Canto Classics
Author:Thomas Nagel
Publisher:Cambridge University Press
Imprint:Cambridge University Press
Format:Paperback
Number of Pages:226
Release Date:26 March 2012
Weight:295g
Dimensions:13mm x 137mm x 213mm
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Critics Review

???… a fine achievement. Few professional philosophers have written so rationally and agreeably on such a variety of difficult and serious problems.??? P. F. Strawson, New York Review of Books ???These essays … convey to an interested non-philosopher a real sense of the excitement and significance of philosophical enquiry.??? R. A. Duff, The Literary Review ???Thomas Nagel writes with all the clarity and all the plainness of style that analytical philosophers have always admired … if anyone can seize and keep the general reader??’s attention, it must be Thomas Nagel with this book.??? New Statesman ‘… a fine achievement. Few professional philosophers have written so rationally and agreeably on such a variety of difficult and serious problems.’ P. F. Strawson, New York Review of Books ‘These essays … convey to an interested non-philosopher a real sense of the excitement and significance of philosophical enquiry.’ R. A. Duff, The Literary Review ‘Thomas Nagel writes with all the clarity and all the plainness of style that analytical philosophers have always admired … if anyone can seize and keep the general reader’s attention, it must be Thomas Nagel with this book.’ New Statesman

About The Author

Thomas Nagel

Liam Murphy teaches law and philosophy at New York University. He is the author of Moral Demands in Nonideal Theory.

Thomas Nagel teaches law and philosophy at New York University. He is the author of Moral Questions, Equality and Partiality, and The Last Word.

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