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On n a pas besoin de m taphysique et encore moins de sa version populaire la religion Il suffit d une bonne morale pour savoir quoi faire d un droit et d une politique efficaces pour la faire respecter Cela a pu tre vrai et cela reste vrai l o il s agit de fournir des r gles pour que les hommes vivent en paix les uns avec les autres Mais aujourd hui l homme a r alis le projet moderne et pris son destin en main Il peut d cider librement d tre ou de ne pas tre D sormais une nouvelle question se pose celle de la l gitimit de l humain Il ne suffit pas que la vie soit agr able ou int ressante pour ceux qui sont d j vivants ce que nul ne nie Il faut encore que la vie soit un bien tellement grand que l on ait le droit d y appeler d autres Et affirmer que l tre vaut toujours mieux que le n ant c est une d cision m taphysique Pour que la vie humaine reste possible il faut donc une m taphysique forte La m taphysique n est pas ou plus un difice dans les nuages Elle est devenue l infrastructure m me de la vie humaine Animal m taphysique l homme est en train de le devenir le plus litt ralement du monde Les Ancres dans le cielFrench historian of philosophy specializing in the Arabic Jewish and Christian thought of the Middle Ages He is professor emeritus of Arabic and religious philosophy at the Sorbonne and Romano Guardini chair of philosophy emeritus at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. Les ancres dans le ciel epub gratuit Brague is the recipient of numerous awards including honors by both the French National Centre for Scientific Research and the Academy of Moral and Political Science In 2009 he received both the Josef Pieper Prize and the Grand prix de philosophie de lAcad mie fran aise and he was awarded the 2012 Ratzinger Prize for Theology alongside Brian E Daley In 2013 he was named a Chevalier de lOrdre National de la L gion dhonneur French historian of philosophy specializing in the Arabic Jewish and Christian thought of the Middle Ages He is professor emeritus of Arabic and religious philosophy at the Sorbonne and Romano Guardini chair of philosophy emeritus at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich. Epub les ancres dans le ciel gratuit Brague is the recipient of numerous awards including honors by both the French National Centre for Scientific Research and the Academy of Moral and Political Science In 2009 he received both the Josef Pieper Prize and the Grand prix de philosophie de l Acad mie fran aise and he was awarded the 2012 Ratzinger Prize for Theology alongside Brian E Daley In 2013 he was named a Chevalier de l Ordre National de la L gion d honneur site_link Humanity cannot survive without metaphysics Our very humanity our ability to weigh assess and consider our existence suggests it Therefore the modern crisis of humanity is a crisis of metaphysics Brague briefly tells the decline away from metaphysics and the problem of existence setting it in the context of the modern state of things whether environmental technological or of the failure of will to survive Brague closes with two ominous points Our entire civilisation seems ready to indulge in a gigantic bungee jump But I am not sure that our cord is fastened to anything And I wonder with some concern whether our doomed experiment has not already begun 92 The title of the book comes from a re purposed quote of Rivarol Every state is a mysterious ship whose anchors are in the heavens 95 Brague concludes the book the anchors of humanity itself are in the heavens If we are to save our capsizing ship it is there that we must look Brague is a French historian of philosophy specializing in the Arabic Jewish and Christian thought of the Middle Ages He is professor emeritus of Arabic and religious philosophy at the Sorbonne and Romano Guardini chair of philosophy emeritus at the Ludwig Maximilian University of Munich 2081295792 Fascinant essai sur la m taphysique et les cons quences de son d laissement Brague parvient communiquer des choses complexes avec des mots simples pour que m me quelqu un sans bagage philosophique c est mon cas puisse non seulement comprendre mais aussi prendre plaisir et profiter de cette lecture 2081295792