Life.
Overview
| Works: | 101 works in 24 publications in 24 languages | |
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Titles
The Chinese view of life : = the philosophy of comprehensive harmony /
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The dream of eternal life : = biomedicine, aging, and immortality /
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Life and the student : = roadside notes on human nature, society, and letters /
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Turning to one another = simple conversations to restore hope to the future /
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Eco-imagination towards a sustainable future = perspectives from philosophies in Islam /
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The phenomenon of life : = an essay on the art of building and the nature of the universe /
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The process of creating life : = an essay on the art of building and the nature of the universe /
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What is life? : = scientific approaches and philosophical positions /
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The fabric of reality : = the science of parallel universes-- and its implications /
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Exploring existential meaning : = optimizing human development across the life span /
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Finding meaning in life, at midlife, and beyond = wisdom and spirit from logotherapy /
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Procreation and parenthood = the ethics of bearing and rearing children /
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On time, being, and hunger = challenging thetraditional way of thinking life /
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The early Heidegger's philosophy of life = facticity, being, and language /
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The beginning and the end = the meaning of life in a cosmological perspective /
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Nothingness and the meaning of life : = philosophical approaches to ultimate meaning through nothing and reflexivity /
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Life itself : = on the question of what it essenially is ; its materialities, its characteristics, considering that the attemps to answer this question by occidental sciences and philosophies have proven unsatisfactory /
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The origin of life patterns = in the natural inclusion of space in flux /
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Universal biology after Aristotle, Kant, and Hegel = the philosopher's guide to life in the universe /
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Meaning of life, human nature, and delusions = how tales about love, sex, races, gods and progress affect our lives and Earth's splendor /
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Towards a philosophy of cosmic life = new discussions and interdisciplinary views /
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The view of life : = four metaphysical essays, with journal aphorisms /
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The View from Here = On Affirmation, Attachment, and the Limits of Regret /
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Life economics : = time, space, interpersonal relationships = 人生經濟學 /
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