Hans Jonas
Author profile
born
in Germany
May 10, 1903
died
February 05, 1993
gender
male
genre
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The Gnostic Religion
— published 1958 — 7 editions |
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The Imperative of Responsibility: In Search of an Ethics for the Technological Age
— published 1979 — 12 editions |
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The Phenomenon of Life: Toward a Philosophical Biology
by Hans Jonas, Lawrence Vogel , Eleonore Jonas — 2 editions |
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Il concetto di Dio dopo Auschwitz: Una voce ebraica
— published 1994 — 4 editions |
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Philosophie. Rückschau und Vorschau am Ende des Jahrhunderts.
— published 1993 |
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Memoirs
by Hans Jonas, Christian Wiese , Krishna Winston — published 2005 — 4 editions |
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Philosophical Essays: From Ancient Creed to Technological Man
— published 1974 — 3 editions |
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Pour une éthique du futur
— published 1994 — 3 editions |
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Das Prinzip Leben. Ansätze zu einer philosophischen Biologie.
— published 1997 — 2 editions |
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Tecnica, medicina ed etica - Passi del principio responsabilità
by Hans Jonas, P. Becchi , A. Benussi — published 1987 — 3 editions |
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“Whatever variety evolution brings forth... Every new dimension of world-response...means another modality for God's trying out his hidden essence and discovering himself through the surprises of world-adventure...the heightening pitch and passion of life that go with the twin rise of perception and motility in animals. The ever more sharpened keenness of appetite and fear, pleasure and pain, triumph and anguish, love and even cruelty - their very edge is the deity's gain. Their countless, yet never blunted incidence - hence the necessity of death and new birth - supplies the tempered essence from which the Godhead reconstitutes itself. All this, evolution provides in the mere lavishness of its play and sternness of its spur. Its creatures, by merely fulfilling themselves in pursuit of their lives, vindicate the divine venture. Even their suffering deepens the fullness of the symphony. Thus, this side of good and evil, God cannot lose in the great evolutionary game. ”
― Hans Jonas
― Hans Jonas
“Blind nature will nearly always select the most probable, but man can let the most improbable become actual.”
― Hans Jonas
― Hans Jonas






