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The Reality Of Others Gary Cox

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The Reality Of Others Gary Cox
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Publisher: Rowman & Littlefield
File Extension: PDF
File size: 1.29 MB
Pages: 261
Author: Gary Cox
ISBN: 9781538193501, 1538193507
Language: English
Year: 2024

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The Reality Of Others Gary Cox by Gary Cox 9781538193501, 1538193507 instant download after payment.

‘Hell is other people!’ So said the great French existentialist philosopher, novelist and playwright Jean-Paul Sartre. The Reality of Others explores Sartre’s infamous maxim in detail—when, where and why he said it, what he really meant by it, and what it means for us today. In comprehensively answering that crucial question, author Gary Cox provides an in-depth account of what Sartre and other philosophers and psychologists have said about the human condition, the nature of the self, and the intricate ways in which that nature shapes the interpersonal dynamics of our relationships with others. A genuine guide to lowering the temperature of our interactions with others, the book offers invaluable philosophical advice on how to establish more amicable, constructive and productive human relations, both with the people we know intimately and with the strangers we have to deal with each day. Ultimately, the key to not seeing hell in others lies in being calm, rational, moderate and authentic in our own person, while always treating others with consideration and respect—especially when they are making it most difficult for us to do so.

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