Suuren hiljaisuuden miehiä Kokoelma Blaise Pascalin, Ralph Waldo Emersonin, Leo Tolstoin, Maurice Maeterlinckin, Johannes Müllerin ja Hans Larssonin suomennettuja mietekirjoitelmia johdantoineen ja selityksineen   By: Yrjö Karilas (1891-1982)

"Suuren hiljaisuuden miehiä" is a thought-provoking collection of philosophical writings by a diverse group of authors, including Blaise Pascal, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Leo Tolstoy, Maurice Maeterlinck, Johannes Müller, and Hans Larsson. Yrjö Karilas does an excellent job of translating and compiling these profound musings, providing insightful introductions and explanations for each piece.

The themes explored in this anthology range from the nature of existence and the value of solitude to the mysteries of faith and the complexities of human relationships. Each author brings a unique perspective to these timeless questions, offering readers a rich tapestry of thoughts to contemplate.

Karilas' annotations and commentary add depth and clarity to the texts, making them more accessible to modern readers. His passion for the material is evident, and his expertise shines through in his insightful analysis of each piece.

Overall, "Suuren hiljaisuuden miehiä" is a thought-provoking and enriching read that will appeal to anyone interested in philosophy, spirituality, or the human condition. It is a valuable addition to any personal library and is sure to inspire deep reflection and contemplation.

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Metsä, joka toisin palkoin anivihreänä vaippana, toisin palkoin vuodenaikojen vaihtelua noudattavana väriverhona peitti isäimme maata, on hakattu pois. On paljastunut maaperä, kalseita kalliolta, soita ja autioita ahoja... Continue reading book >>