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The Measure of Things

Humanism, Humility, and Mystery

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The book delves into the concept that reality, existing beyond human perspectives, is fundamentally indescribable and remains a 'mystery.' David Cooper critiques alternative views that fail to align with the human experience, advocating for a philosophical understanding that embraces mystery as essential. By doing so, he emphasizes how this appreciation shapes our beliefs and actions, restoring a vital element to philosophical discourse.

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The Measure of Things, David E. Cooper

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Title
The Measure of Things
Subtitle
Humanism, Humility, and Mystery
Language
English
Publisher
OUP Oxford
Released
2007
Format
Paperback
Pages
384
ISBN13
9780199235988
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The book delves into the concept that reality, existing beyond human perspectives, is fundamentally indescribable and remains a 'mystery.' David Cooper critiques alternative views that fail to align with the human experience, advocating for a philosophical understanding that embraces mystery as essential. By doing so, he emphasizes how this appreciation shapes our beliefs and actions, restoring a vital element to philosophical discourse.