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Το Αδιανόητο Τίποτα, Philocal roots of modern Greek nihilism: An essay in philosophical anthropology

Author: Stelios Ramfos

“The Philokalia of the Holy Hesychasts” is the famous anthology of ascetic texts that has been plowing directly or indirectly through the conscience of Orthodox Christians for the last two centuries...

“The Philokalia of the Holy Hesychasts” is the famous anthology of ascetic texts that has been plowing directly or indirectly through the conscience of Orthodox Christians for the last two centuries and more.

It is not a work related to the past. Through its pages, the path emerges for us to understand the obscure characteristics of our collective self along...

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  • Number of pages Number of pages 496
  • Cover Cover Soft
  • Year of publication Year of publication 2010

  • Philosophical Movement

    Nihilism

    Books that examine the idea that life, values, or rules do not have absolute meaning or certainty. They offer a different perspective on concepts such as the meaning of life and human existence.
  • Publisher Publisher Armos

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“The Philokalia of the Holy Hesychasts” is the famous anthology of ascetic texts that has been plowing directly or indirectly through the conscience of Orthodox Christians for the last two centuries and more.

It is not a work related to the past. Through its pages, the path emerges for us to understand the obscure characteristics of our collective self along with our defining ideas and values.

It gives us the opportunity to scientifically establish a modern Greek anthropology that painfully eludes us, creating a permanent cultural crisis.

Through “The Unthinkable Nothing,” Stelios Ramfos interprets the most representative texts of the Philokalia and connects them to the great problems of modern culture.

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Author
Stelios Ramfos
Publisher
Armos
Subtitle
Philocal roots of modern Greek nihilism: An essay in philosophical anthropology
Language
Greek
ISBN-13
9789605275761

Edition

Cover
Soft
Number of Pages
496
Dimensions
18x25 cm
Release Date
4/2010
Publication Date
2010

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Philosophical Movement/School
Nihilism

Philosophical Movement/School

Nihilism
Books that examine the idea that life, values, or rules do not have absolute meaning or certainty. They offer a different perspective on concepts such as the meaning of life and human existence.
Reader Level
Classic Texts

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