Love's Work by Gillian Rose

Love's Work by Gillian Rose

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Zusammenfassung

On discovering that she had cancer and only months to live, philosopher and academic Gillian Rose wrote this memoir as an exploration of who she was. The book deals with faith, conflict, love and death as it covers the different stages of her life.

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Love's Work by Gillian Rose

Gillian Rose was a star academic, acclaimed as one of the most dazzling and original philosophers today (Edward Said was among those who said we MUST publish this). But Gillian also had cancer, and the news that she only had months to live made her determined to explore who she was, and what she had been seeking so long. LOVE'S WORK is as vivid and carefully structured as a novel, circling like memory from the small fierce girl torn between a demanding father and genial, feckless stepfather to the adolescent confronting her Jewish inheritance, from the passionate friend to the searcher for truth, from the sensual woman in love to the patient in the hospital bed. Passionate funny, heartbreakingly honest, LOVE'S WORK faces death in a way that is almost exhilarating: genuinely unforgettable.
Gillian Rose studied philosophy at the universities of Oxford, Columbia and Berlin. She was Professor at the University of Warwick where she worked in modern European philosophy, social and political thought, and theology. Her books include Dialectic of Nihilism, The Broken Middle, Judaism and Modernity and Hegel. She died in December 1995.
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ISBN 13 9780099545811
ISBN 10 0099545810
Titel Love's Work
Autor Gillian Rose
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Bindungsart Paperback
Verlag Vintage Publishing
Erscheinungsjahr 1997-02-27
Seitenanzahl 144
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