Short-lived eternity Politics Social Sciences Humanities Science Books Office School Supplies | &

Short-lived eternity Politics Social Sciences Humanities Science Books Office School Supplies | &

Human life? "Lonely, poor, dirty, Scottish and brief," wrote the philosopher Thomas Hobbs, the pessimist of the classical era. Since then has changed all or almost all. Solidarity, abundance and hygiene have come to an end. First of all, the existence was no longer brief-there was a silent but essential revolution. In 1750, only 7-8% French celebrated their 60th anniversary. Today, every newborn has a chance to live to 100 years. Bruckner is investigating the exisential issues arising from the increase in human life. The thoughts of the brilliant intellectual will undoubtedly deepen the topic, which is only being discussed in Russia.
Pascal brükner (r. 1948) is a philosopher and writer. Laureate of Medici, renodo and Monten awards. Having received a doctor's degree in French under the leadership of Julia Christeva, he protected his thesis on sexual emancipation under the leadership of Roland Bart. He taught at the Paris Institute of Political Studies and at United States universities.
The publication was carried out within the framework of the program of assistance to the publishing business "Pushkin" with the support of the French Institute in Russia.

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