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In seven essays, Gonzalez (philosophy, Barry U., Miami) explores examples of the variegated forms that human autonomy and subjectivity can take as they pertain to actual human beings. Existential subjects in sinister situations, meaning in human existence, subjectivity and philosophical reflection in Jean Cocteau's Orpheus trilogy, and Camus' hero of the absurd are among his topics. Annotation ©2004 Book News, Inc., Portland, OR
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Steve Mulkay
reviewed Fragments: Essays in Subjectivity, Individuality, and Autonomy on April 09, 2018
Fragments: Essays in Subjectivity, Individuality, and Autonomy
A collection of previously published shorter pieces, this book has some of that slightly unfocussed quality that generally comes with a collection. For me it was the final essay that lifted it to its 4 star rating.
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