The book of the American philosopher Ken Wilber, built in the form of philosophical dialogues, is not so much a “history” as a “theory of everything”: from the Big Bang to the feminist movement, and from difficult aspects of child psychology to Old Testament folklore.
The book of the American philosopher Ken Wilber, built in the form of philosophical dialogues, is not so much a “history” as a “theory of everything”: from the Big Bang to the feminist movement, and from difficult aspects of child psychology to Old Testament folklore. Successfully combining the principles of European philosophy with the foundations of the wisdom of the East (according to the apt expression of the publisher, «marrying Freud with Buddha»), Wilber creates an extremely original and complete picture of the world, based not only on its analytical (mental) comprehension, but also on transcendent spiritual experience.
Ast, 476 s.