Discourse on Thinking: A Translation of Gelassenheit

This book offers a profound exploration into the later thought of its renowned author, focusing on the concept of meditative thinking. Through a Memorial Address and an intricate Conversation, it delves into the significance of meditative thought in relation to contemporary human life. The work stands as a testament to the author''s evolving philosophical perspective, providing an accessible entry point via a commemoration of composer Conradin Kreutzer and then expanding through a dialogue that deepens this thematic exploration. This dialogue, rooted in notes from a conversation between a teacher, scientist, and scholar, showcases the thematic depth and ideas presented by the author, highlighting his vision of humanity''s place within Being. Positioned within its broader historical and literary context, this book includes significant examples that make the complex realms of philosophy and theology more approachable for English readers. The clear style and poetic tone convey the urgency and profundity of engaging with meditative thinking in our lives. Additionally, the explanatory nature of the Conversation segment serves as both an introduction to and an expansion on the authors philosophical intricacies. Encapsulating valuable insights into human existence and thought processes, this book presents itself as not just an academic endeavor but as a meaningful journey into understanding our role in Being. It promises to be an enlightening read for philosophers, theologians, or anyone interested in venturing into the depths of contemplative thought.

Pages: 97, Paperback, Sothis Press