Man and his values
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“Life itself does not mean anything, its price depends on its use”-the words of the French philosopher Jean-Jacques Rousseau. In our age of familiar and often thoughtless consumption, they are especially relevant. What is a life in which there is no creativity, there is no desire for self -improvement, to make the world better?
The book contains the wisdom of outstanding and worthy people who in different centuries thought about these issues. Their knowledge and experience give us an invaluable opportunity to look at our own life from the point of view of the most important universal values and, possibly, bring something new and very important into it. Thanks to the efforts of great people who have devoted themselves to the understanding of the nature of man and society, we can draw conclusions about our own significance, as well as set worthy goals that will make our life both happy and meaningful, because one thing is difficult to imagine without the other
The book contains the wisdom of outstanding and worthy people who in different centuries thought about these issues. Their knowledge and experience give us an invaluable opportunity to look at our own life from the point of view of the most important universal values and, possibly, bring something new and very important into it. Thanks to the efforts of great people who have devoted themselves to the understanding of the nature of man and society, we can draw conclusions about our own significance, as well as set worthy goals that will make our life both happy and meaningful, because one thing is difficult to imagine without the other
Author:
Author:Baranovskaya and A
Cover:
Cover:Hard
Category:
- Category:Politics & Social Science
Paper:
Paper:White
ISBN:
ISBN:978-5-4461-0334-8
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