"This book in the main consists of lectures that I first delivered in 2010 at the Collegium Phenomenologicum at Citta di Castello, Italy, and subsequently expanded for a three-day seminar at the Universidad Diego Portales at Santiago, Chile, in 2011. In spring 2012 my graduate lecture course in the Department of Comparative Literature at the State University of New York at Buffalo was devoted to the subject "geophilosophy." It was on this occasion that I expanded the earlier lectures to the dimensions of the book in its present form." Includes bibliographical references (pages 135-138) and index.
Contents:
Earth, nature, cosmos. Which earth? -- An autochthonous no longer earthbound -- The friend, for example -- Taking flight -- Liberating opinion -- The fractalization of Greece -- Earth-thought -- Earth, nature, cosmos.
Series:
Northwestern University studies in comparative and continental philosophy
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