John Lachs Livres

The author, a Centennial Professor of Philosophy at Vanderbilt University, explores themes of Stoicism and pragmatism in his works. His notable publications include "Stoic Pragmatism," which delves into the intersection of these philosophical traditions, and "A Community of Individuals," which examines the nature of personal connections. Additionally, "In Love with Life" reflects his philosophical insights on living meaningfully. Through these texts, Lachs contributes to contemporary philosophical discourse, emphasizing individual experience and community.

Exploring the tension between freedom and human limitations, the book argues for the importance of individual satisfaction amidst moral challenges in everyday life. It critiques the pursuit of perfection and the pressure of obligations, suggesting that uniformity in values is unproductive due to the diverse nature of humanity. Instead, it posits that striving for "good enough" is sufficient for finite beings, advocating for a more realistic approach to moral fulfillment that embraces human variability.

This bibliography serves as a crucial resource for navigating the extensive literature on Marx and Marxism-Leninism. It is tailored for students, professional philosophers, and scholars from various disciplines influenced by Marxist thought, providing a comprehensive guide to relevant books and articles.

Attempts to define a philosophy of moral limits