Robert Pfaller
Die Einbildungen. Das Zwiespältige. Die Geselligkeit
Die Einbildungen. Das Zwiespältige. Die Geselligkeit
Cover Hardcover
Size 80 Pages
Format 11,5 x 18,5
ISBN 978-3-7117-3019-0
First published 2020
Imaginations. Conflicts. Community.
Our lives are determined by certain imaginations, that we don’t necessarily believe in but practice nonetheless: We dance like there’s no tomorrow, we drink like there’s no tomorrow, we celebrate like there’s no tomorrow. But such pleasures raise conflicts as they are mostly not feasible without liver-damaging alcohol, uncomfortable clothing, wasted time or messy localities. However, it is commonly believed that these conflicts are not bearable for everyone which is a preconception that Paul Watzlawick argued against. He was convinced that conflicts can be overcome when people work together.
Philosopher Robert Pfaller explains how fixed societal norms influence our life and prevent us from living it to the fullest.
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Our lives are determined by certain imaginations, that we don’t necessarily believe in but practice nonetheless: We dance like there’s no tomorrow, we drink like there’s no tomorrow, we celebrate like there’s no tomorrow. But such pleasures raise conflicts as they are mostly not feasible without liver-damaging alcohol, uncomfortable clothing, wasted time or messy localities. However, it is commonly believed that these conflicts are not bearable for everyone which is a preconception that Paul Watzlawick argued against. He was convinced that conflicts can be overcome when people work together.
Philosopher Robert Pfaller explains how fixed societal norms influence our life and prevent us from living it to the fullest.
All rights available