
Fables de la personne. pour une histoire de la subjectivite
Edition: 1re éd
Language: French
Format: Paperback
ISBN 10: 2130388299
ISBN 13: 9782130388296
Publication date:
November 6th, 1992
Publisher: PUF
Pages: 224
Genres: Biography, Autobiography & Memoir
In a thought-provoking exploration of subjectivity, Georges Benrekassa delves into the rich tapestry of human experience. The narrative invites readers to ponder the very essence of selfhood and the myriad ways in which personal identity is constructed and expressed. Through a series of intricate fables, the author illustrates the varied landscapes of consciousness and the narratives that shape individual lives.
Benrekassa skillfully intertwines philosophical musings with engaging anecdotes that resonate deeply with readers across diverse backgrounds. Each tale serves as a mirror reflecting the complexity of human emotions, belief systems, and social interactions. As the fables unfold, they encourage introspection and reveal the subtle influences that mold one's perspective.
The author’s compelling prose invites readers into a dialogue about the nature of existence, prompting them to reflect on their own narratives and the stories of others. This exploration of subjective experience challenges assumptions and invites a greater understanding of the human condition, making it a significant contribution to contemporary discourse on identity and perception.
Through carefully crafted references and a thoughtful approach, Benrekassa not only highlights the nuances of individuality but also celebrates the universal threads that connect us all. This work stands as an insightful guide for those navigating the complexities of self and society.
Benrekassa skillfully intertwines philosophical musings with engaging anecdotes that resonate deeply with readers across diverse backgrounds. Each tale serves as a mirror reflecting the complexity of human emotions, belief systems, and social interactions. As the fables unfold, they encourage introspection and reveal the subtle influences that mold one's perspective.
The author’s compelling prose invites readers into a dialogue about the nature of existence, prompting them to reflect on their own narratives and the stories of others. This exploration of subjective experience challenges assumptions and invites a greater understanding of the human condition, making it a significant contribution to contemporary discourse on identity and perception.
Through carefully crafted references and a thoughtful approach, Benrekassa not only highlights the nuances of individuality but also celebrates the universal threads that connect us all. This work stands as an insightful guide for those navigating the complexities of self and society.