Merab Mamardashvili and his philosophical calling
Philosophy is not a profession; it is rather a temperament and a way of life. And I cannot give you a sum of knowledge, I can only pass on something very intimate….
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- Merab Mamardashvili is a Georgian-born philosopher known for his work on phenomenology, French philosophy, and existential questions about thinking and self-awareness. He is frequently discussed in academic contexts and has been cited in philosophy circles for his lectures and writings.[4][8]
- His career and ideas are often referenced in relation to questions about how thinking occurs in and through human life, with emphasis on philosophy as a temperament and way of life rather than merely a professional activity. This perspective appears in scholarly discussions and collected essays.[8]
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