From the authors of the bestselling Plato and a Platypus Walk into a Bar , an uproarious new book on the meaning of death (and life, too)
The new book by the bestselling authors of Plato and a Platypus Walk Into a Bar is a hilarious take on the philosophy, theology, and psychology of mortality and immortality. That is, Death. The authors pry open the coffin lid on this one, looking at the Big D and also its prequel, Life, and its sequel, the Hereafter. Philosophers such as Schopenhauer, Nietzsche, Camus, and Sartre have been wrestling with the meaning of death for as long as they have been wrestling with the meaning of life. Fortunately, humorists have been keeping pace with the major thinkers by creating gags about dying. Death's funny that way-it gets everybody's attention.
Death has gotten a bad rap. It's time to take a closer look at what the Deep Thinkers have to say on the subject, and there are no better guides than Cathcart and Klein.
Thomas Cathcart 毕业于哈佛大学哈佛学院哲学专业,主要致力于医疗保健领域的工作,包括管理美国缅因州波特兰的艾滋病人寄养所。
Daniel Klein 毕业于哈佛大学哈佛学院哲学专业,美国作家,与Thomas Cathcart合著有Plato and a Platypus Walk into a Bar,该书为《纽约时报》畅销书,现已有26种语言的译本。
日本心理学家森田正马在其理论中说,每个人都有“生的欲望”和“死的恐惧”。正因为对死亡感到恐惧,人们才会专注于自身产生的变化,从而导致神经症的形成。 死亡如此让人焦虑、使人恐惧,千百年来的文化便将其设为禁忌,禁止讨论、甚至试图彻底否决——颇有一股弗洛伊德式防御...
评分 评分 评分全书总结:我把《每个人都会死》看完了,然后又回顾了一遍。这本书历数哲学史上人们都怎么理解和面对死亡,以及未来死亡的样子(冷冻永生、克隆等),最后想告诉你既然死亡是一个说不清的东西,每个人都有不同面对死亡的方式,何不选择一种能让你过好生前生活的理解方式? 个人...
评分两个老爷爷聊死亡,讲了许多哲学家不同的死亡观,穿插许多笑话(emmm······大部分都不好笑) 只讲讲我感兴趣的部分好了 前半本很有意思,讲到我们对死亡的害怕,背后本质其实是对时间维度的体验。因为我们对时间的体验是线性的,时间有限的肉身不能处理生活和想象中出现...
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