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The Relevance of Philosophy to Life (The Vanderbilt Library of American Philosophy)

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 | #1057616 in Books |  Vanderbilt University Press |  1995-04-15 | Original language:English | PDF # 1 |  9.02 x.81 x5.98l,1.45 | File type: PDF | 296 pages

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||8 of 8 people found the following review helpful.| James, Dewey, and Philosophy Revived From the Dead!|By Kevin Currie-Knight|John Lachs is a rare breed. That is to say he is a philosopher who isn't much for the trend of current philosophy to use big words while saying nothing important. Of course, most philosophers say they are not for this, but their writing suggests their tacit endorsement of the trend. Lachs, on the other h| |The primary purpose of philosophy is to help us better understand the critical issues in life. Sadly, in this modern world we often relegate philosophy to the ivory academic tower and to dusty tomes forgotten on university library shelves. With The Relevance o

With The Relevance of Philosophy to Life, eminent American philosopher John Lachs reminds us that philosophy is not merely a remote subject of academic research and discourse, but an ever-changing field which can help us navigate through some of the chaos of late twentieth-century living. It provides a clear-eyed look at important philosophical issues--the primacy of values, rationality and irrationality, society and its discontents, life and death, and the trait...

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