How to be Multiple : The Philosophy of Twins

Name: How to be Multiple
Brand: Manchester University Press
SKU: 9781526179869
Price: 3750 KES
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ISBN: 9781526179869

by Helena de Bres

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Format Hardback

ISBN-10 1526179865

ISBN-13 9781526179869

Publisher Manchester University Press

Imprint Manchester University Press

Country of Manufacture GB

Country of Publication GB

Publication Date Mar 12th, 2024

Print length 272 Pages

Weight 420 grams

Dimensions 22.50 x 15.00 x 2.50 cms

Product Classification: Social & political philosophy Sociology: family & relationships Sociology: family, kinship and relationships Popular science Social and political philosophy

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This illuminating, entertaining book offers philosophical and personal reflections on twinhood and how it can help us imagine the possibility of a more interconnected human future. -- .

In How to be multiple, Helena de Bres – a twin herself – argues that twinhood is a unique lens for examining our place in the world and how we relate to other people. The way we think about twins offers remarkable insights into some of the deepest questions of our existence, from what is a person? to how should we treat one another?Deftly weaving together literary and cultural history, philosophical enquiry and personal experience, de Bres examines such thorny issues as binary thinking, objectification, romantic love and friendship, revealing the limits of our individualistic perspectives. In this illuminating, entertaining book, wittily illustrated by her twin sister, de Bres ultimately suggests that to consider twinhood is to imagine the possibility of a more interconnected, capacious human future. -- .

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