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Grammars Of Creation Originating In The Gifford Lectures For 1990 Steiner

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Publisher: Open Road Integrated Media;Yale University Press

File Extension: EPUB

File size: 1.63 MB

Pages: 344

Author: Steiner, George

ISBN: 9780300088632, 9780300097290, 0300088639, 0300097298

Language: English

Year: 2001

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Grammars Of Creation Originating In The Gifford Lectures For 1990 Steiner by Steiner, George 9780300088632, 9780300097290, 0300088639, 0300097298 instant download after payment.

"Roaming across topics as diverse as the Hebrew Bible, the history of science and mathematics, the ontology of Heidegger, and the poetry of Paul Celan, Steiner examines how the twentieth century has placed in doubt the rationale and credibility of a future tense - the existence of hope. Acknowledging that technology and science may have replaced art and literature as the driving forces in our culture, Steiner warns that this has not happened without a significant loss. The forces of technology and science alone fail to illuminate inevitable human questions regarding value, faith, and meaning. And yet it is difficult to believe that the story out of Genesis has ended, Steiner observes, and he concludes this volume of reflections with an evocation of the endlessness of beginnings."--Jacket.
Abstract: At the end of a century whose catastrophic violence has irreparably damaged the human capacity for hope, our knowledge of the origins of life has so deepened that we can create life artificially. In this book the author seeks to articulate our experience of the present condition.