Concentric Space as a Life Principle Beyond Schopenhauer Nietzsche and Ricoeur

<p><em>Concentric Space as a Life Principle beyond Schopenhauer Nietzsche and Ricoeur</em> invites a fresh vision of human experience and search for life meanings in terms of potential openings through relational space. Offering a radical spatial rereading of foundational ideas of influential thinkers Schopenhauer Nietzsche and Ricoeur it argues that these ideas can be rethought for a more fundamental understanding of life self and other. </p><p>This book offers a radical reconceptualisation of space as an animating principle for life through common although previously hidden features across the thought of Schopenhauer Nietzsche and Ricoeur. It offers a fresh spatial interpretation of key themes in these thinkers’ works such as compassion will to life Dionysian rapture will to power selfovercoming re-valuation of values eternal recurrence living metaphor and intersubjectivity. It proposes a spatial restructuring of experience from diametric spaces of exclusion towards concentric spaces of inclusion for an experiential restructuring towards unifying modes of experience. This spatial rereading of these major figures in philosophy directly challenges many previous understandings to offer a distinctive spatial-phenomenological framework for examining a life principle.</p><p>This book will appeal to academics researchers and postgraduates engaged in the study of philosophy wellbeing education and human development. The book’s interdisciplinary scope ensures that it is also of interest for those in the fields of psychology anthropology psychoanalysis and culture studies.</p>