A. C. Grayling

Citations

• “Of all the questions we can ask ourselves the most important is: how is one best to live?”

• “They beautifully illustrate the recipe for nonsense, which is: take something strange-looking, whose meaning is now forgotten, and liberally stir in imagination and superstition.”

• “The one thing that is more dangerous than true ignorance is the illusion of understanding.”

• “The growth of civilisation is measured by refinements of living and increasing distance from the immediacies of survival.”

• “Confusion is the beginning of wisdom.”

Les livres de A. C. Grayling dans l'ordre

Les livres de A. C. Grayling dans l'ordre de parution, de An Introduction to Philosophical Logic (1982) à The History of Philosophy (2019).

1. 1An Introduction to Philosophical LogicAn Introduction to Philosophical Logic1982
2. 2Wittgenstein : A Very Short IntroductionWittgenstein : A Very Short Introduction1988
3. 3PhilosophyPhilosophy1995
4. 4RussellRussell1996
5. 5Philosophy 2Philosophy 21998
6. 6The Quarrel of the AgeThe Quarrel of the Age2000
7. 7The God ArgumentThe God Argument2001
8. 8The Meaning of ThingsThe Meaning of Things2001
9. 9Meditations for the HumanistMeditations for the Humanist2002
10. 10The Reason of ThingsThe Reason of Things2002
11. 11Life, Sex and IdeasLife, Sex and Ideas2003
12. 12The Mystery of ThingsThe Mystery of Things2004
13. 13DescartesDescartes2005
14. 14Among the Dead CitiesAmong the Dead Cities2006
15. 15The Form of ThingsThe Form of Things2006
16. 16The Heart of ThingsThe Heart of Things2006
17. 17Ideas That MatterIdeas That Matter2009
18. 18Thinking of AnswersThinking of Answers2010
19. 19The Good Book - A Humanist BibleThe Good Book - A Humanist Bible2011
20. 20FriendshipFriendship2013
21. 21The Challenge of ThingsThe Challenge of Things2015
22. 22The Age of GeniusThe Age of Genius2016
23. 23Democracy and Its CrisisDemocracy and Its Crisis2017
24. 24The History of PhilosophyThe History of Philosophy2019