Philosophy and the Social Problem
by Durant, Will
- Language
- en
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- EPUB & PDF
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- 259 KB
Description
Will Durant delivers a profound exploration of how philosophical inquiry shapes our social fabric. In Philosophy and the Social Problem, the author argues that every modern social crisis — from political instability to cultural fragmentation — has roots in the philosophical assumptions underlying our institutions. By tracing the history of ideas, Durant reveals how the way we think determines how we live together.\n\nThis is not dry academic theory; it is a practical call to re-examine the foundations of our society. Durant demonstrates that a more thoughtful approach to philosophy can lead to more coherent public discourse and more resilient communities. For anyone interested in the intersection of philosophy and politics, this is essential reading.
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