by Blaise Pascal · Insel, Frankfurt · tapa blanda · ISBN 9783458321415
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«Größe und Elend des Menschen» is a selection of thoughts by Blaise Pascal, published by Insel, Frankfurt, in paperback (119 pages, in German).
The volume brings together a selection of Blaise Pascal's «Pensées», fragments and aphorisms in which the philosopher examines the human condition: the greatness of thought and the misery of man without God, in a sharp reflection on human duality and its relationship with the divine.
This edition belongs to the Insel-Taschenbuch collection (number 441); the selection, translation and epilogue are by Wilhelm Weischedel.
For philosophy readers interested in seventeenth-century thought and philosophical anthropology.
Blaise Pascal was a French mathematician, physicist, inventor, philosopher, and Catholic writer.
