Ricoeur's Early Ethical Philosophy: Explorations of Responsibility and Hope by Dr Leovino Garcia
21 Jul 2025
New Book by Dr Leovino Garcia – Now Available!
Ricoeur's Early Ethical Philosophy: Explorations of Responsibility and Hope
By focusing on the early essays and early mature works—including the Philosophy of the Will volumes: Freedom and Nature, Fallible Man, and The Symbolism of Evil, Leovino Garcia shows that Ricoeur's entire orientation is primarily ethical in that it awakens in us the power to exist creatively. Ricoeur brings the Joy of the Yes to the sadness of the finite, the passion for the possible to the resignation to necessity, and the vehemence of the primary affirmation to the radical negation.
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