Peter Sloterdijk
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born
June 26, 1947
in Karlsruhe, Germany
gender
male
website
genre
influences
Klaus Briegleb, Friedrich Nietzsche, Michel Foucault, Osho
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Critique Of Cynical Reason
by Peter Sloterdijk, Michael Eldred — published 1983 — 8 editions |
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Normas para el parque humano
— published 1999 — 5 editions |
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Esferas I
— published 2002 — 5 editions |
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Du mußt dein Leben ändern: Über Religion, Artistik und Anthropotechnik
— published 2009 — 6 editions |
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Terror from the Air (Semiotext
by Peter Sloterdijk, Amy Patton — published 2002 — 4 editions |
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Zorn und Zeit: politisch-psychologischer Versuch
— published 2006 — 10 editions |
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Sferen
by Peter Sloterdijk, Hans Driessen — published 1999 |
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El desprecio de las masas. Ensayo sobre las luchas culturales de la sociedad moderna
— published 2002 |
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Derrida, an Egyptian: On the Problem of the Jewish Pyramid
— 4 editions |
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Extranamiento del Mundo
— 2 editions |
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“We can trace the communitarian fantasy that lies at the root of all humanism
back to the model of a literary society, in which participation through reading the
canon reveals a common love of inspiring messages. At the heart of humanism so
understood we discover a cult or club fantasy: the dream of the portentous solidarity
of those who have been chosen to be allowed to read. In the ancient world -- indeed,
until the dawn of the modern nation-states -- the power of reading actually did mean
something like membership of a secret elite; linguistic knowledge once counted in
many places as the provenance of sorcery. In Middle English the word `glamour'
developed out of the word `grammar'. The person who could read would be thought
easily capable of other impossibilities.”
― Peter Sloterdijk
back to the model of a literary society, in which participation through reading the
canon reveals a common love of inspiring messages. At the heart of humanism so
understood we discover a cult or club fantasy: the dream of the portentous solidarity
of those who have been chosen to be allowed to read. In the ancient world -- indeed,
until the dawn of the modern nation-states -- the power of reading actually did mean
something like membership of a secret elite; linguistic knowledge once counted in
many places as the provenance of sorcery. In Middle English the word `glamour'
developed out of the word `grammar'. The person who could read would be thought
easily capable of other impossibilities.”
― Peter Sloterdijk
“La cultura de masas presupone el fracaso de todo intento de hacer de uno alguien interesante, lo que significa hacerse mejor que los otros”
― Peter Sloterdijk, El desprecio de las masas. Ensayo sobre las luchas culturales de la sociedad moderna
― Peter Sloterdijk, El desprecio de las masas. Ensayo sobre las luchas culturales de la sociedad moderna
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