Reviews for Freedom Through Inner Renunciation Sankara's Philosophy in a New Light

The average rating for Freedom Through Inner Renunciation Sankara's Philosophy in a New Light based on 2 reviews is 4.5 stars.

Review # 1 was written on 2018-03-09 00:00:00 Brian Rosonke Rename Millennials "The Netflix Generation." Admit to yourself (if you're of TNG) that we tend to digest far more information from documentaries than from non-fiction books. Upon accepting this fact, try to "do better" (another TNG standby) by using documentaries as gateway drugs to more in-depth books echoing the subject matter of the former. If, for example, you're interested in what philosopher Tom Rockmore calls the "existential dilemma to which few among us are really equal", namely, the debate over the (in?)significance of Martin Heidegger's Nazi Party membership, first seek out a documentary (not streaming anywhere currently unfortunately but available on DVD) called Only a God Can Save Us. Then and only then, turn to The Heidegger Case. Consider it a documentary in book form. Each chapter is an "interview" of sorts with a different philosopher, giving their (we TNGs love universal pronouns) thoughts on the complex controversy outlined above. My personal favorite is Domenico Losurdo's essay. Enjoy!

Review # 2 was written on 2016-11-04 00:00:00 Mai Tbaishat Of all the books I have read by Manly P. Hall I'd say all of them are great reads, some have a little more difficulty than others but some have such a profound and beautiful sequence of thought/thinking/meditating that they seem almost to easy to read. He has a wonderful way of building concepts which help me understand many puzzling ideas now and from long ago as in the Ancient Philosophers'. I really enjoy MPH, style too. :) greg I really enjoy the second read of books by Manly P Hall too! Been doing that more lately, rereading books that I have read.