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The Middle Way: A Study of the Problems of Economic and Social Progress in a Free and Democratic Society is a book on political philosophy written by Harold Macmillan (British Conservative Party politician and later prime minister of the United Kingdom).
- Harold Macmillan
- 1938
1 de out. de 2007 · Marinoff, a philosophical counselor and Buddhist practitioner, teaches that the ABCs of Aristotle, Buddha and Confucius can pave the way not just to happiness but to finding balance in an increasingly globalized world. The book starts strong, with five chapters relating these ABCs to the individual.
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- 2007
- Lou Marinoff
- Lou Marinoff PhD
The Middle Way applies the virtue ethics of Aristotle, Buddha, and Confucius—the “ABCs”—to harmonize extremes that are tearing humanity apart: political, religious, economic, educational, social, and sexual. Extremism pre-empts human happiness; The Middle Way promotes it.
1 de set. de 2020 · The Middle Way applies the virtue ethics of Aristotle, Buddha, and Confucius—the "ABCs"—to harmonize extremes that are tearing humanity apart: political, religious, economic, educational, social, and sexual. Extremism pre-empts human happiness; The Middle Way promotes it.
- (10)
- Lou Marinoff
- $11.7
- Lou Marinoff
This substantial book (600 pages) offers an introduction to the Middle Way that Marinoff finds in Aristotle, Buddha and Confucius, which he collectively calls the ABC’s, and also contains wide discussion on the world’s problems, diagnosed in terms of extremes that he believes the Middle Way of the ABC’s can address.
But there is a better way—a middle way—where we might discover common ground for peace, both personally and universally. Lou Marinoff, professor of philosophy and author of Plato, not Prozac,...
As the Dalai Lama explores in depth Nagarjuna's Fundamental Stanzas on the Middle Way—a text of radical importance to the entirety of the Mahayana Buddhist tradition-he illuminates such subtle and easily misunderstood topics as the nature of self and no-self, dependent origination, and the differing roles of relative and absolute truths.
