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The Beast : Outlines of a Philosophy of Escape from Humanity
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Overview
An incendiary philosophical essay on humanity's drive toward self-extinction. From flood myths and Revelation to world wars and nuclear overkill, Ulrich Horstmann shows "world history" as a training ground for catastrophe rather than progress. With savage wit and rigorous erudition, Horstmann's anthropofugal perspective forces us to rethink war, humanism, and the meaning of survival in an age of total armament.
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- ISBN-13: 9783962582678
- ISBN-10: 3962582673
- Publisher: Palmartpress
- Publish Date: May 2027
- Page Count: 172
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