Is It Painful To Think: Conversations with Arne Naess
Is It Painful To Think: Conversations with Arne Naess
by David Rothenberg
University of Minnesota Press, 1992
Paper: 978-0-8166-2152-1
Library of Congress Classification B4445.N344R68 1993
Dewey Decimal Classification 198.1
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TABLE OF CONTENTS
- CONTENTS
- PREFACE: WHY TRUST THE PAIN?
- INTRODUCTION: FROM SCIENCE TO THE SELF
- I
- CHILDHOOD AND THE DISTANCE
- The Governess and the Flies
- The Shell against My Mother
- First Ascents: Friends and Mountains
- II
- THE MIND AND THE CIRCLE
- Could We Agree to a Formulation Like This?
- The Philosopher at the Clinic
- IV
- THE CABIN OF CROSSED STONES
- Being Oneself in the Distance
- The Changing Face toward Home
- V
- INSPIRATION AND POSSIBILITY
- Zapffe: Laughing at Darkness
- Spinoza: Intuitions of Interconnection
- VI
- RESIST TOTALITY
- Life Is Like Downhill Skiing
- VII
- DEFINING THE DEEP
- The Contribution of Philosophy
- Example 2: Eskimos and Whales
- The Infinity of Ecologies
- VIII
- SEEING THE WORLD ANEW
- Imagine We Are under a Waterfall
- Does Arne Naess Believe in Right and Wrong?
- The Road through the Forest
- EPILOGUE: A WALK IN THE WORLD OF JOY
- SELECTED WORKS BY ARNE NAESS
- WORKS ABOUT OR INFLUENCED BY ARNE NAESS