Nihon Essay Essay Philosophy of Love / Hiroshi Toya Shi

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Nihon Essay / Essay
[Introduction to Contents]
Madness is love.
Hate is love.
Philosophy began with talking about love.
Why is love for scum established? Why do I want to be loved? How long does eternal love last?
All philosophy answers.
The following seven people, Plato, Descartes, Hegel, Kirkegaard,
Sartre, Beauvoire, and Levinas, each of whom understands the relationship between human beings and the world in different ways.
Thinking about love (philosophy) in the context of that human being in the first place.
What is love?
Question about what human beings are in the first place.
Thinking about love
requires a question about what human beings are in the first place.
Love
As a whole, this book reconsiders love
from a broader
perspective.
Contents
Introduction
Chapter 1 : Why do you love someone? -- Plato
Chapter 2 : Why do you want to be loved by your lover? -- Descartes
Chapter 3 : Why do you want to be After graduating from the Department of Philosophy in the Faculty of Letters, he completed his doctorate at the Graduate School of Letters of Osaka University.
Doctor of Letters.
While exploring the ethics of technology in society based on the research of modern German thought, he proposes a forum for dialogue open to society through the practice of "Philosophy Cafe."
His books include 『 Hans Jonas's Philosophy 』 (Kadokawa Sofia Bunko), 『 Hans Jonas's Responsibility for the Future 』 (Keio University Press), 『 Atomic Energy's Philosophy 』 『 Future Ethics 』 (Shueisha Shinsho), 『 About Smart Bad Technology and Violence 』 (kodansha), 『 Friendship among seven philosophers (Kobunsha Shinsho), 『 SNS's Philosophy of Real and Online, 』 (Sogensha), 『 Chikagacha's Philosophy of 』 (Shincho Shinsho), etc.
In 2015, he received the 31st Akatsuki Wu-min Prize for "Philosophy of Atomic Energy -- modern german thought".
1988 』 Hosei University Sartre Sartre