by Bertrand Vergely · MILAN · tapa blanda · ISBN 9782841135226
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«Les philosophes modernes» is a philosophy essay by Bertrand Vergely, published by Milan in 1997 in paperback (64 pages, in French).
A journey through modern philosophy from Descartes to Lévinas. It explains how modernity broke with tradition to rethink it from freedom, and how authors such as Kant, Marx or Freud redefined concepts like history, structure or the unconscious. An overview of the meaning of the modern revolution and of a way of thinking that must always be new.
Work number 76 in the Les Essentiels Milan collection, signed by philosophy professor Bertrand Vergely.
For those seeking a brief, clear synthesis of modern philosophy, from its origins to its key figures.
