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27. März 2021 · The mystery of being. by. Marcel, Gabriel, 1889-1973. Publication date. 1951. Topics. Consciousness, Ontology, Faith. Publisher. Chicago, Regnery.
29. Aug. 2006 · The mystery of being. by. Marcel, Gabriel, 1889-1973. Publication date. 19--. Topics. Consciousness, Ontology, Faith. Publisher. London : Harvill Press.
The Mystery of Being (French: Le Mystère de l'être) is a two-volume book of existential philosophy by Gabriel Marcel. The two volumes are, "Reflection and Mystery" and "Faith and Reality". [1] First published in 1951, the book is a collection of Gifford Lectures given by Marcel while at the University of Aberdeen between 1949 and 1950.
- Gabriel Marcel
- 1951
16. Nov. 2004 · Marcel insists that mysteries can be found in the question of Being (e.g., my ontological exigence), the union of the body and soul, the “problem” of evil and—perhaps the archetypal examples of mystery—freedom and love. For example, I cannot question Being as if my being is not at issue in the questioning. The question of ...
- Brian Treanor, Brendan Sweetman
- 2004
The Mystery of Being: Reflection and mystery. The Mystery of Being contains the most systematic exposition of the philosophical thought of Gabriel Marcel, a convert to Catholicism...
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The Mystery of Being. G. Marcel. Published 1951. Philosophy. Nothing New Under the Sun Mele’s Self‐Portrait 12/98 Not understanding although they have heard, they are like the deaf. The proverb bears witness to them: “Present yet absent.” Heraclitus Let us then know our limits; we are something, but we are not all.
