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18x11. Tapa blanda. 90 pgs. Ilustraciones en b/n. papel Amarronado. Texto en inglés. 697418.

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Softcover/Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. How can we navigate a world whose complexity exceeds our understanding, and still act responsibly within it?The world around us is far richer than the labels, categories and divisions through which we try to interpret and understand it. We simplify to make our way through this richness, giving it forms we can grasp, discuss and act upon. Something is always left outside the frame. The danger begins when we lose sight of what we have left out and mistake the world we have made comprehensible for the world as it is. The illusion of knowing can then become the illusion of control.In Dear Edgar, Claudio Pedretti draws on Edgar Morin's thought and their friendship to explore how we might navigate the complexity of the world while learning to live with its uncertainty. Embracing uncertainty becomes part of responsible action: a reason to remain attentive, question our assumptions and reconsider our choices as their consequences unfold.Moving between philosophy and lived experience, Pedretti examines love as a way of knowing and the passage through which responsibility becomes care. Ancient myths, religious traditions and the challenges of artificial intelligence bring these questions into the relationships we form, the institutions we build and the decisions that shape our common future.At the heart of the book is convergent responsibility: how people with different beliefs can act towards shared purposes without erasing their differences. In a world no one fully understands or controls, cooperation requires us to recognise both the reach of our actions and the limits of our perspective.With a preface by Edgar Morin, Dear Edgar invites us to look beyond familiar categories and reconsider how we inhabit a world that will always exceed our understanding. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 609.…

Gebundene Ausgabe. Zustand: Neu. How can we navigate a world whose complexity exceeds our understanding, and still act responsibly within it?The world around us is far richer than the labels, categories and divisions through which we try to interpret and understand it. We simplify to make our way through this richness, giving it forms we can grasp, discuss and act upon. Something is always left outside the frame. The danger begins when we lose sight of what we have left out and mistake the world we have made comprehensible for the world as it is. The illusion of knowing can then become the illusion of control.In Dear Edgar, Claudio Pedretti draws on Edgar Morin's thought and their friendship to explore how we might navigate the complexity of the world while learning to live with its uncertainty. Embracing uncertainty becomes part of responsible action: a reason to remain attentive, question our assumptions and reconsider our choices as their consequences unfold.Moving between philosophy and lived experience, Pedretti examines love as a way of knowing and the passage through which responsibility becomes care. Ancient myths, religious traditions and the challenges of artificial intelligence bring these questions into the relationships we form, the institutions we build and the decisions that shape our common future.At the heart of the book is convergent responsibility: how people with different beliefs can act towards shared purposes without erasing their differences. In a world no one fully understands or controls, cooperation requires us to recognise both the reach of our actions and the limits of our perspective.With a preface by Edgar Morin, Dear Edgar invites us to look beyond familiar categories and reconsider how we inhabit a world that will always exceed our understanding. Sprache: Englisch Gewicht in Gramm: 713.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. How can we navigate a world whose complexity exceeds our understanding, and still act responsibly within it?The world around us is far richer than the labels, categories and divisions through which we try to interpret and understand it. We simplify to make our way through this richness, giving it forms we can grasp, discuss and act upon. Something is always left outside the frame. The danger begins when we lose sight of what we have left out and mistake the world we have made comprehensible for the world as it is. The illusion of knowing can then become the illusion of control.In Dear Edgar, Claudio Pedretti draws on Edgar Morin's thought and their friendship to explore how we might navigate the complexity of the world while learning to live with its uncertainty. Embracing uncertainty becomes part of responsible action: a reason to remain attentive, question our assumptions and reconsider our choices as their consequences unfold.Moving between philosophy and lived experience, Pedretti examines love as a way of knowing and the passage through which responsibility becomes care. Ancient myths, religious traditions and the challenges of artificial intelligence bring these questions into the relationships we form, the institutions we build and the decisions that shape our common future.At the heart of the book is convergent responsibility: how people with different beliefs can act towards shared purposes without erasing their differences. In a world no one fully understands or controls, cooperation requires us to recognise both the reach of our actions and the limits of our perspective.With a preface by Edgar Morin, Dear Edgar invites us to look beyond familiar categories and reconsider how we inhabit a world that will always exceed our understanding. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

PAP. Zustand: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. How can we navigate a world whose complexity exceeds our understanding, and still act responsibly within it?The world around us is far richer than the labels, categories and divisions through which we try to interpret and understand it. We simplify to make our way through this richness, giving it forms we can grasp, discuss and act upon. Something is always left outside the frame. The danger begins when we lose sight of what we have left out and mistake the world we have made comprehensible for the world as it is. The illusion of knowing can then become the illusion of control.In Dear Edgar, Claudio Pedretti draws on Edgar Morin's thought and their friendship to explore how we might navigate the complexity of the world while learning to live with its uncertainty. Embracing uncertainty becomes part of responsible action: a reason to remain attentive, question our assumptions and reconsider our choices as their consequences unfold.Moving between philosophy and lived experience, Pedretti examines love as a way of knowing and the passage through which responsibility becomes care. Ancient myths, religious traditions and the challenges of artificial intelligence bring these questions into the relationships we form, the institutions we build and the decisions that shape our common future.At the heart of the book is convergent responsibility: how people with different beliefs can act towards shared purposes without erasing their differences. In a world no one fully understands or controls, cooperation requires us to recognise both the reach of our actions and the limits of our perspective.With a preface by Edgar Morin, Dear Edgar invites us to look beyond familiar categories and reconsider how we inhabit a world that will always exceed our understanding. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Shipped from UK. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

HRD. Zustand: New. New Book. Delivered from our UK warehouse in 4 to 14 business days. THIS BOOK IS PRINTED ON DEMAND. Established seller since 2000.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware 376 pp. Englisch.

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. How can we navigate a world whose complexity exceeds our understanding, and still act responsibly within it?The world around us is far richer than the labels, categories and divisions through which we try to interpret and understand it. We simplify to make our way through this richness, giving it forms we can grasp, discuss and act upon. Something is always left outside the frame. The danger begins when we lose sight of what we have left out and mistake the world we have made comprehensible for the world as it is. The illusion of knowing can then become the illusion of control.In Dear Edgar, Claudio Pedretti draws on Edgar Morin's thought and their friendship to explore how we might navigate the complexity of the world while learning to live with its uncertainty. Embracing uncertainty becomes part of responsible action: a reason to remain attentive, question our assumptions and reconsider our choices as their consequences unfold.Moving between philosophy and lived experience, Pedretti examines love as a way of knowing and the passage through which responsibility becomes care. Ancient myths, religious traditions and the challenges of artificial intelligence bring these questions into the relationships we form, the institutions we build and the decisions that shape our common future.At the heart of the book is convergent responsibility: how people with different beliefs can act towards shared purposes without erasing their differences. In a world no one fully understands or controls, cooperation requires us to recognise both the reach of our actions and the limits of our perspective.With a preface by Edgar Morin, Dear Edgar invites us to look beyond familiar categories and reconsider how we inhabit a world that will always exceed our understanding. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Paperback. Zustand: new. Paperback. How can we navigate a world whose complexity exceeds our understanding, and still act responsibly within it?The world around us is far richer than the labels, categories and divisions through which we try to interpret and understand it. We simplify to make our way through this richness, giving it forms we can grasp, discuss and act upon. Something is always left outside the frame. The danger begins when we lose sight of what we have left out and mistake the world we have made comprehensible for the world as it is. The illusion of knowing can then become the illusion of control.In Dear Edgar, Claudio Pedretti draws on Edgar Morin's thought and their friendship to explore how we might navigate the complexity of the world while learning to live with its uncertainty. Embracing uncertainty becomes part of responsible action: a reason to remain attentive, question our assumptions and reconsider our choices as their consequences unfold.Moving between philosophy and lived experience, Pedretti examines love as a way of knowing and the passage through which responsibility becomes care. Ancient myths, religious traditions and the challenges of artificial intelligence bring these questions into the relationships we form, the institutions we build and the decisions that shape our common future.At the heart of the book is convergent responsibility: how people with different beliefs can act towards shared purposes without erasing their differences. In a world no one fully understands or controls, cooperation requires us to recognise both the reach of our actions and the limits of our perspective.With a preface by Edgar Morin, Dear Edgar invites us to look beyond familiar categories and reconsider how we inhabit a world that will always exceed our understanding. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - How can we navigate a world whose complexity exceeds our understanding, and still act responsibly within it The world around us is far richer than the labels, categories and divisions through which we try to interpret and understand it. We simplify to make our way through this richness, giving it forms we can grasp, discuss and act upon. Something is always left outside the frame. The danger begins when we lose sight of what we have left out and mistake the world we have made comprehensible for the world as it is. The illusion of knowing can then become the illusion of control.In Dear Edgar, Claudio Pedretti draws on Edgar Morin's thought and their friendship to explore how we might navigate the complexity of the world while learning to live with its uncertainty. Embracing uncertainty becomes part of responsible action: a reason to remain attentive, question our assumptions and reconsider our choices as their consequences unfold.Moving between philosophy and lived experience, Pedretti examines love as a way of knowing and the passage through which responsibility becomes care. Ancient myths, religious traditions and the challenges of artificial intelligence bring these questions into the relationships we form, the institutions we build and the decisions that shape our common future.At the heart of the book is convergent responsibility: how people with different beliefs can act towards shared purposes without erasing their differences. In a world no one fully understands or controls, cooperation requires us to recognise both the reach of our actions and the limits of our perspective.With a preface by Edgar Morin, Dear Edgar invites us to look beyond familiar categories and reconsider how we inhabit a world that will always exceed our understanding.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. How can we navigate a world whose complexity exceeds our understanding, and still act responsibly within it?The world around us is far richer than the labels, categories and divisions through which we try to interpret and understand it. We simplify to make our way through this richness, giving it forms we can grasp, discuss and act upon. Something is always left outside the frame. The danger begins when we lose sight of what we have left out and mistake the world we have made comprehensible for the world as it is. The illusion of knowing can then become the illusion of control.In Dear Edgar, Claudio Pedretti draws on Edgar Morin's thought and their friendship to explore how we might navigate the complexity of the world while learning to live with its uncertainty. Embracing uncertainty becomes part of responsible action: a reason to remain attentive, question our assumptions and reconsider our choices as their consequences unfold.Moving between philosophy and lived experience, Pedretti examines love as a way of knowing and the passage through which responsibility becomes care. Ancient myths, religious traditions and the challenges of artificial intelligence bring these questions into the relationships we form, the institutions we build and the decisions that shape our common future.At the heart of the book is convergent responsibility: how people with different beliefs can act towards shared purposes without erasing their differences. In a world no one fully understands or controls, cooperation requires us to recognise both the reach of our actions and the limits of our perspective.With a preface by Edgar Morin, Dear Edgar invites us to look beyond familiar categories and reconsider how we inhabit a world that will always exceed our understanding. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - How can we navigate a world whose complexity exceeds our understanding, and still act responsibly within it The world around us is far richer than the labels, categories and divisions through which we try to interpret and understand it. We simplify to make our way through this richness, giving it forms we can grasp, discuss and act upon. Something is always left outside the frame. The danger begins when we lose sight of what we have left out and mistake the world we have made comprehensible for the world as it is. The illusion of knowing can then become the illusion of control.In Dear Edgar, Claudio Pedretti draws on Edgar Morin's thought and their friendship to explore how we might navigate the complexity of the world while learning to live with its uncertainty. Embracing uncertainty becomes part of responsible action: a reason to remain attentive, question our assumptions and reconsider our choices as their consequences unfold.Moving between philosophy and lived experience, Pedretti examines love as a way of knowing and the passage through which responsibility becomes care. Ancient myths, religious traditions and the challenges of artificial intelligence bring these questions into the relationships we form, the institutions we build and the decisions that shape our common future.At the heart of the book is convergent responsibility: how people with different beliefs can act towards shared purposes without erasing their differences. In a world no one fully understands or controls, cooperation requires us to recognise both the reach of our actions and the limits of our perspective.With a preface by Edgar Morin, Dear Edgar invites us to look beyond familiar categories and reconsider how we inhabit a world that will always exceed our understanding.…

Hardcover. Zustand: new. Hardcover. How can we navigate a world whose complexity exceeds our understanding, and still act responsibly within it?The world around us is far richer than the labels, categories and divisions through which we try to interpret and understand it. We simplify to make our way through this richness, giving it forms we can grasp, discuss and act upon. Something is always left outside the frame. The danger begins when we lose sight of what we have left out and mistake the world we have made comprehensible for the world as it is. The illusion of knowing can then become the illusion of control.In Dear Edgar, Claudio Pedretti draws on Edgar Morin's thought and their friendship to explore how we might navigate the complexity of the world while learning to live with its uncertainty. Embracing uncertainty becomes part of responsible action: a reason to remain attentive, question our assumptions and reconsider our choices as their consequences unfold.Moving between philosophy and lived experience, Pedretti examines love as a way of knowing and the passage through which responsibility becomes care. Ancient myths, religious traditions and the challenges of artificial intelligence bring these questions into the relationships we form, the institutions we build and the decisions that shape our common future.At the heart of the book is convergent responsibility: how people with different beliefs can act towards shared purposes without erasing their differences. In a world no one fully understands or controls, cooperation requires us to recognise both the reach of our actions and the limits of our perspective.With a preface by Edgar Morin, Dear Edgar invites us to look beyond familiar categories and reconsider how we inhabit a world that will always exceed our understanding. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Zustand: Neu. This item is printed on demand - Print on Demand Titel. Neuware -How can we navigate a world whose complexity exceeds our understanding, and still act responsibly within it The world around us is far richer than the labels, categories and divisions through which we try to interpret and understand it. We simplify to make our way through this richness, giving it forms we can grasp, discuss and act upon. Something is always left outside the frame. The danger begins when we lose sight of what we have left out and mistake the world we have made comprehensible for the world as it is. The illusion of knowing can then become the illusion of control.In Dear Edgar, Claudio Pedretti draws on Edgar Morin's thought and their friendship to explore how we might navigate the complexity of the world while learning to live with its uncertainty. Embracing uncertainty becomes part of responsible action: a reason to remain attentive, question our assumptions and reconsider our choices as their consequences unfold.Moving between philosophy and lived experience, Pedretti examines love as a way of knowing and the passage through which responsibility becomes care. Ancient myths, religious traditions and the challenges of artificial intelligence bring these questions into the relationships we form, the institutions we build and the decisions that shape our common future.At the heart of the book is convergent responsibility: how people with different beliefs can act towards shared purposes without erasing their differences. In a world no one fully understands or controls, cooperation requires us to recognise both the reach of our actions and the limits of our perspective.With a preface by Edgar Morin, Dear Edgar invites us to look beyond familiar categories and reconsider how we inhabit a world that will always exceed our understanding. 376 pp. Englisch.…

Taschenbuch. Zustand: Neu. Dear Edgar | A Renewed Humanism | Claudio Pedretti | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | HGR Publishing | EAN 9791298679009 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.

Buch. Zustand: Neu. Dear Edgar | A Renewed Humanism | Claudio Pedretti | Buch | Englisch | 2026 | HGR Publishing | EAN 9791298679016 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.