Philosophical Dictionary - Andre Comte-Sponville

Philosophical Dictionary - Andre Comte-Sponville - Distribution Union, TL624 Pages, Not Diderot and ambition but rather the encyclopedists Voltaire's Philosophical Dictionary and his taste for brevity that guided Andre Comte-Sponville in its own Philosophical Dictionary. Not to mention Alain and definitions, mentor of the author, advocate as his disciple to a philosophy combining truth and simplicity. Lovers of Comte-Sponville will appeal to find, according to the convenience alphabetical developments in other works, the author has articulated differently. A good way to revise a pleasant ideas of a philosopher who definitely gives much trouble for us to be relieved from our own. The recalcitrant, of course, remain refractory, preferring to read Diderot and Voltaire, perhaps Alain, rather than committing to these facilities. Finally, there are those who recognize André Comte-Sponville clear guidance, a good "passer" to the often arid land of philosophers but an embarrassment je ne sais quoi in the way: "Femininity. Was to rue d'Ulm, in the seventies. I was talking ... " "Right / Left. Child I asked my father what it meant ..." "Racism. I'm not racist" told me one day my grandmother ...". And "Narcissism"? "Love, not itself but its image" ... Read the same author: Treaty of despair and bliss, Small treatise of the great virtues, Presentations of philosophy. - Emilio Baltur