Écrit par J.-M. Kuczynski
The degree to which we regard acts as reprehensible has to do not so much with the extent to which those acts do damage or even to the extent to which they embody ill will, but with the degree—or lack thereof, rather - to which they can be rationalized.
An Author's Republic audio production.
anglais
Existence and Necessity
What is an Intention?
Thought and Language
Analysis of: There Will Be Blood: A Study Guide
Observations and Aphorisms
¿Qué es el conocimiento?: Un Curso Intensivo en Epistemología (Spanish Edition)
AI Destroys More Jobs Than It Creates : And That's Why We Need Universal Welfare
Straw Jobs Being Created to Fill in for Techno-obsolete Jobs
Economics in an Hour : An Interactive Course
Kant and Modern Philosophy
Jesus vs. Socrates : Religious vs. Secular Perspectives
The Actual Structure of the US Economy