Fallible Man

Philosophy of the Will

By:

Paul Ricoeur

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Paul Ricoeur's "Fallible Man", the second work in the trilogy known collectively as "The Philosphy of the Will", continues the phenomenological interrogation of human being begun in "Freedom and Nature" and introduces the all-important concept of "fault" first thematized by Jean Nabert. The notions of fault and fallibility initially investigated in this work are treated extensively in "The Symbolism of Evil", and "Fallible Man" is essential to the understanding of Ricoeur's analysis as he moves from his earliest anthropological inquiries through his theory of symbols and, later, to his philosophy of language and metaphor. Clearly the most accessible of Ricoeur"s early texts, "Fallible Man" offers the reader insight into the nature of fallibility, an introduction to phenomenological method and a clear and vivid way into the vaster project.

Author Biography:

Paul Ricoeur (1913-2005) was among the most respected philosophers of the twentieth century. He was awarded the Kyoto Prize in 2000 for his revolutionary work in phenomenology and hermeneutics. His books include The Conflict of Interpretations (Northwestern, 1974), The Rule of Metaphor (Routledge. 1978), the three volumes of Time and Narrative (Chicago University Press, 1984, 1985, and 1988), Oneself as Another (Chicago University Press, 1992), The Just (Chicago University Press, 2000), and Living up to Death (Chicago University Press, 2009). During his long career he taught at the Sorbonne, Nanterre, and the University of Chicago, among other appointments.

Release date NZ

January 1st, 1986

Author

Paul Ricoeur

Audiences

Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Undergraduate

Pages

196

Dimensions

152x230x16

ISBN-13

9780823211500

Product ID

4721557

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