Hubert Dreyfus's Books
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All Things ShiningA wide-ranging look at the loss of meaning in the West, and a gripping guide for how to retrieve it.Read More
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Psychology Today, May 22, 2012
...cease to practice philosophy, to [care for] the best possible state of your soul [psyches therapeia].”—Socrates Philosophers Hubert Dreyfus and Sean Kelly have written a scholarly and reader-friendly book, All Things Shining: Reading the Western...
World News Network, May 11, 2013
...serious, although not entirely deterministic reservations, about technology (see "The Question Concerning Technology[45])". According to Heidegger scholars Hubert Dreyfus and Charles Spinosa, "Heidegger does not oppose technology. He hopes to reveal the...
World News Network, May 8, 2013
...serious, although not entirely deterministic reservations, about technology (see "The Question Concerning Technology[45])". According to Heidegger scholars Hubert Dreyfus and Charles Spinosa, "Heidegger does not oppose technology. He hopes to reveal the...
Albany Patch, April 30, 2013
...them work and struggle to introspect and talk about their art and their craft, we also hear Hubert Dreyfus and his students reflect on Heidegger and his philosophy. Our artisans confess that they cannot explain in rational terms how they do...
Hillsdale Collegian, February 14, 2013
...of social “hyperreality,” in which we become drawn into the IT universe and lose interest in actual reality. Hubert Dreyfus pointed out in 2001 that online interactions lack risk, without which we cannot form a sense of commitment or identity. We...
Tennessean, December 24, 2012
...and by the drop-in visits from the late cognitive scientist Jerome Lettvin, not to mention the intensity of Hubert Dreyfus in his existentialism course. These experiences were, well, priceless. But things have a way of getting back to the economics....
Houston Chronicle, November 27, 2012
...course and by the drop-in visits from the cognitive scientist Jerome Lettvin, not to mention the intensity of Hubert Dreyfus in his existentialism course. These experiences were, well, priceless. How to reduce costs? But things have a way of getting...
UExpress.com, November 26, 2012
...and by the drop-in visits from the late cognitive scientist Jerome Lettvin, not to mention the intensity of Hubert Dreyfus in his existentialism course. These experiences were, well, priceless. But things have a way of getting back to the economics....
