What can you say after you say that the world - or at least human
life on it - looks like it's nearing its end? How about starting
with wonder at the possibility that dialogue and subjectivity, the
bases of human language, are possible now? In "Time and Human
Language Now", two lifelong friends share, in the form of a
long-distance e-mail correspondence, a conversation about the
relation between cosmos and consciousness, and about the
possibility of being responsibly open toward the future without
either despair or unreasoning hope. The urgency that underlies this
dialogue is the conviction that there can only be reason for hope
if the members of homo sapiens can learn - soon - how vital and
astonishing is the phenomenon of shared human presence through
language.
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