Global Philosophy: What Philosophy Ought to Be

Author:   Nicholas Maxwell
Publisher:   Imprint Academic
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Pages:   200
Publication Date:   01 October 2014
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Author:   Nicholas Maxwell
Publisher:   Imprint Academic
Imprint:   Imprint Academic
Dimensions:   Width: 13.50cm , Height: 1.40cm , Length: 21.00cm
Weight:   0.300kg
ISBN:  

9781845407674


ISBN 10:   1845407679
Pages:   200
Publication Date:   01 October 2014
Audience:   General/trade ,  General
Format:   Paperback
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Availability:   In Print   Availability explained
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Maxwell... makes a powerful case for a revolution in philosophy - something for which he has been calling for 30 years - but, despite having already published seven books on the theme, his voice, sadly, has gone unheeded. -- Geoff Ward the-newshub.com Global Philosophy by Nicholas Maxwell is a timely and important book... a passionate, authentic, and morally committed call for moving from philosophical discourse to social and political engagement. -- Nimrod Aloni Educational Theory Could a more likely explanation for the relative neglect of Maxwell's work be due to the institutional inertia and entrenched (disciplinary) conservatism of the academic world and the philosophical community in particular?... Maxwell's latest book as well as in his work for the past 40 years... are certainly relevant to our efforts in successfully confronting and solving some of the major (global/glocal/local) problems afflicting our world. -- Nader N. Chokr Research Trends Maxwell's key message is a very valid one and yet remains to be fully acknowledged and appreciated: As Maxwell already pointed out in 1984 and 2007 we need to move from knowledge [inquiry] to wisdom [inquiry] in university education and beyond; we urgently need to address our fundamental problems of living by bringing all the values and capacities to bear that we can muster! -- Thomas Mengel Metapsychology (vol. 18, issue 1)


Maxwell... makes a powerful case for a revolution in philosophy - something for which he has been calling for 30 years - but, despite having already published seven books on the theme, his voice, sadly, has gone unheeded. -- Geoff Ward the-newshub.com Could a more likely explanation for the relative neglect of Maxwell's work be due to the institutional inertia and entrenched (disciplinary) conservatism of the academic world and the philosophical community in particular?... Maxwell's latest book as well as in his work for the past 40 years... are certainly relevant to our efforts in successfully confronting and solving some of the major (global/glocal/local) problems afflicting our world. -- Nader N. Chokr Research Trends


Maxwell... makes a powerful case for a revolution in philosophy - something for which he has been calling for 30 years - but, despite having already published seven books on the theme, his voice, sadly, has gone unheeded. -- Geoff Ward the-newshub.com


Maxwell... makes a powerful case for a revolution in philosophy - something for which he has been calling for 30 years - but, despite having already published seven books on the theme, his voice, sadly, has gone unheeded. -- Geoff Ward the-newshub.com Could a more likely explanation for the relative neglect of Maxwell's work be due to the institutional inertia and entrenched (disciplinary) conservatism of the academic world and the philosophical community in particular?... Maxwell's latest book as well as in his work for the past 40 years... are certainly relevant to our efforts in successfully confronting and solving some of the major (global/glocal/local) problems afflicting our world. -- Nader N. Chokr Research Trends Maxwell's key message is a very valid one and yet remains to be fully acknowledged and appreciated: As Maxwell already pointed out in 1984 and 2007 we need to move from knowledge [inquiry] to wisdom [inquiry] in university education and beyond; we urgently need to address our fundamental problems of living by bringing all the values and capacities to bear that we can muster! -- Thomas Mengel Metapsychology (vol. 18, issue 1)


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Author Website:   http://www.nick-maxwell.demon.co.uk/About Me.htm

Nicholas Maxwell is Emeritus Reader in Philosophy of Science at University College London. Previously, he taught philosophy of science in the Department of History and Philosophy of Science at UCL for nearly thirty years. Much of his teaching and research has been devoted to arguing that we need to bring about a revolution in academia so that it comes to seek and promote wisdom and does not just acquire knowledge. He has published six books on this theme.

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Author Website:   http://www.nick-maxwell.demon.co.uk/About Me.htm

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