La Società della Verità

La Società della Verità

L E O / Leo

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Leo Author
Año de edición:
2022
Materia
Teoría social
ISBN:
9798227011626
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L’evoluzione della società umana è stata accompagnata da conflitti violenti nel suo corso storico e preistorico. Come animali, le Nazioni si sono combattute per prevalere, spesso portando innovazione, tanto da quasi giustificare la guerra come strumento di civilizzazione.Come si misura il progresso di un individuo e di una società? Il conflitto è l’unico mezzo per perseguirlo?Quest’opera congiunge sinteticamente la filosofia alla realtà. Alcune delle questioni trattate appartengono ad un futuro potenzialmente tanto remoto da non meritare un cospicuo impiego di risorse nel presente. Tuttavia la loro considerazione è essenziale come lo Scopo finale di qualsiasi pianificazione, la cui funzione è tracciare una linea da quello Scopo al presente, senza la quale qualsiasi sforzo sarebbe vano.

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