IS THERE A SOLID FOUNDATION FOR THE ETHICAL CONCEPT OF THE GOOD?
Danish-Jewish thinker Andreas Simonsen explores this “ancient all-important question initially debated by the Sophists, Socrates and Plato” using an ancient technique – the dialogue form. Three separate conversations, three different interlocutors, three different worldviews: skeptical, rationalist and existentialist.
This eclectic, thought-provoking work takes the reader on a fascinating journey through Western philosophy and scientific theory – to the author’s unique adaptation of Niels Bohr’s theory of “complementarity” to ethics.
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Per Brask on Canadian shortlist for 2016 Griffin Poetry Prize for poetry translation
2016 Griffin Poetry Award Finalist, Per Brask |
Per Brask is a remarkable poet in his own right and Fictive Press is proud to have published two of his poetry collections: A Spectator (Ekphrastic Poetry) and Above Palm Canyon and Other Places in the Mind.
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