ACTION. AN ESSAY ON A CRITIQUE OF LIFE AND THE SCIENCE OF PRACTICE

Discover the fascinating journey into the depths of Maurice Blondel's philosophy of action, one of the most important French and European thinkers of the late 19th and early 20th centuries. His monumental work "Action. An Essay on a Critique of Life and the Science of Practice" from 1893, forms the foundation of contemporary reflection on human action and its impact on shaping reality. Immerse yourself in a profound analysis that inspires a critical look at life and science.

• Original philosophy of action by Maurice Blondel
• Critical analysis of life and the science of practice
• Inspiration to reflect on human action
• Hardcover edition ensuring durability and elegance
• 518 pages full of intellectual challenges
• Format 235x162 mm ideal for reading and storing

Maurice Blondel (1861-1949) is a figure who had a huge impact on the development of 20th-century philosophy. His works, especially "Action", are an attempt to understand human action in its full dimension - both in the individual and social aspects. Through his philosophy, Blondel encourages active participation in life and taking actions that have a real impact on the world around us.

The book "Action. An Essay on a Critique of Life and the Science of Practice" is not only a philosophical analysis but also an invitation to dialogue. Blondel asks questions about the meaning of human existence, the role of action in shaping identity, and responsibility for the decisions made. It is a read for those who want to understand the deeper mechanisms governing human life and society.

Marek Derewiecki Publishing House offers readers a carefully prepared edition of this classic work. The hardcover binding, high-quality paper, and attention to editorial details make reading a real pleasure. This is a book that will certainly find its place on the shelf of every lover of philosophy and literature.