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Critchley's book explores the philosophical and psychoanalytic meaning of laughter, positioning humor as a fundamental human survival mechanism with which we confront the anxiety and absurdity of everyday life.
An early masterpiece of deconstruction in which Derrida analyzes Husserl's phenomenology. Through a critique of the privileging of the living voice and presence, the author establishes the notion of the letter and develops a critique of the metaphysics of
A historical-satirical survey of human stupidity in all its forms. Through anecdotes, the author reveals how confusion, prejudice, and greed have shaped human civilization and historical events.
In The Good Society: A Humane Plan, distinguished economist John Kenneth Galbraith proposes a radical vision of a more just society that subordinates economic growth to the well-being and dignity of all citizens.
The texts collected in this book were written over a period of eight years. Their first version was inspired by the needs and habits of our academic, journal, and even educational life.
A humanistic study by Erich Fromm. The author analyzes the dangers of a mechanized society and offers a vision of the humanization of technology, the return of hope, active resistance to alienation, and faith in human potential.