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John Lachs (1934-) has been one of the most interesting American philosophers for nearly sixty years. His philosophical, educational, and public activity has been an attempt to show the relevance of philosophy to life. This is the first book dedicated to his thought. International scholars have prop...
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John Lach's practical philosophy / Value Inquiry Book Series / Central European Value Studies ; Front Matter -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Reference -- Prologue -- The Practice of Philosophizing -- Lachs on Transcendence: Art’s Relation to the Life of Reason / Thinking in the World: Expanding the Practical Uses of Philosophy / Practical Posthumanism in the Philosophy of John Lachs / John Lachs’s Relativism in Philosophical Education as Seen from a Practical Perspective / John Lachs, Meaningful Effort, and the Broken World / Philosophical Relationships -- Lachs, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness / Lachs vs. Santayana / The Unadulterated Joy and the Pressure of Obligations in John Lachs’s Philosophy / Stoic Pragmatism -- How Stoic is Lachs’s Pentapharmakos? / Toward an Ontology for Stoic Pragmatism / Self-Respect, Positive Power, and Stoic Pragmatism: Rawls, Dewey, and Lachs on Justice and Happiness / ‘Raisins in the Bread of Life’: On the Practical Joys of Lachs’s Stoic Pragmatism / Anthropology, Social Ethics, and Bioethics -- The Unlived Life: The Main Nemesis of the Examined Life / Are Acts of Institutions Really Fully Analyzable into the Constituent Actions of Human Beings? / Mediation and Its Discontents / Facing Death: Preparing for Dying as a Social Process / John Lachs on Happiness and Individuality / Addendum -- Immediacy and the Future / Death and Self-Importance / |
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Front Matter -- Copyright Page -- Contents -- Preface -- Acknowledgments -- Reference -- Prologue -- The Practice of Philosophizing -- Lachs on Transcendence: Art’s Relation to the Life of Reason / Thinking in the World: Expanding the Practical Uses of Philosophy / Practical Posthumanism in the Philosophy of John Lachs / John Lachs’s Relativism in Philosophical Education as Seen from a Practical Perspective / John Lachs, Meaningful Effort, and the Broken World / Philosophical Relationships -- Lachs, Liberty, and the Pursuit of Happiness / Lachs vs. Santayana / The Unadulterated Joy and the Pressure of Obligations in John Lachs’s Philosophy / Stoic Pragmatism -- How Stoic is Lachs’s Pentapharmakos? / Toward an Ontology for Stoic Pragmatism / Self-Respect, Positive Power, and Stoic Pragmatism: Rawls, Dewey, and Lachs on Justice and Happiness / ‘Raisins in the Bread of Life’: On the Practical Joys of Lachs’s Stoic Pragmatism / Anthropology, Social Ethics, and Bioethics -- The Unlived Life: The Main Nemesis of the Examined Life / Are Acts of Institutions Really Fully Analyzable into the Constituent Actions of Human Beings? / Mediation and Its Discontents / Facing Death: Preparing for Dying as a Social Process / John Lachs on Happiness and Individuality / Addendum -- Immediacy and the Future / Death and Self-Importance / |
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