Books tagged with Philosophy[6 found]
Human, All Too Human: A Book for Free Spirits
by Friedrich Nietzsche
Categories: Non-Fiction » Philosophy
A provocative collection of aphorisms and reflections challenges conventional morality, religion, and society. With sharp insight and philosophical daring, it explores human nature, freedom, and the pursuit of self-understanding, urging readers to think independently and boldly.
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The Antichrist
by Friedrich Nietzsche
Categories: Non-Fiction » Philosophy
A provocative critique of religion and morality, challenging traditional beliefs and questioning the foundations of Christian ethics. Through sharp argument and uncompromising analysis, it explores power, human values, and the consequences of moral conformity.
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Sadhana: The Realisation of Life
by Rabindranath Tagore
Categories: Non-Fiction » Philosophy
A series of meditations that seek the divine in everyday life, linking the soul’s freedom with service, beauty, and love. Drawing on ancient wisdom and modern doubt, it invites readers to quiet the mind, widen compassion, and discover unity beneath all difference—where the self is fulfilled not by possession, but by surrender to a larger harmony.
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Creative Unity
by Rabindranath Tagore
Categories: Non-Fiction » Philosophy
A luminous collection of essays explores the harmony of human spirit and nature’s rhythms. From India’s ancient wisdom to universal truths, poetic reflections weave art, love, and spirituality into a vision of interconnectedness. Set against a vibrant cultural backdrop, this profound work celebrates creativity’s power to unite hearts and transcend boundaries in a timeless quest for meaning.
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Walking
by Henry David Thoreau
Categories: Non-Fiction » Philosophy
An extended essay celebrating the art, philosophy, and spiritual value of walking—particularly in nature.
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Nationalism
by Rabindranath Tagore
Categories: Non-Fiction » Philosophy
A powerful reflection on the forces shaping modern society, this work challenges blind patriotism and calls for a deeper unity rooted in humanity and compassion. Blending philosophy and moral vision, it urges readers to look beyond borders and build a world guided by conscience rather than conquest.
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