Remembering Freedom
About
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Coming this Spring from New Harbor Press is Connor S. Curley’s first book, Remembering Freedom. Have you been caught up in a debate, only to find yourself at complete odds with the other person’s definition of knowledge or freedom? What about discussions concerning the sentience of Artificial Intelligence? Does rational capabilities denote personhood? What is the fundamental thought behind someone who desperately claims to be happy - and yet is manifestly miserable in their addictions, habits, and beliefs? These questions and more are dealt with - some explicitly, some implicitly - in my upcoming book, Remembering Freedom. Do these questions impact your life? If so, this book is for you.
Remembering Freedom is aimed at bridging the gap between the Post-Enlightenment entrenched view of Man and the classical understanding of Epistemology. It intends to reclaim a coherent anthropology of Freedom, Happiness, and Knowledge.
Remembering Freedom is unique on the public stage in that it is rooted in classical philosophical premises, while at the same time not falling prey to historicism as the only way of reclaiming coherency. It offers a synthesis of complex intellectual traditions in a way that is timely, coherent, and pastorally relevant, giving clarity through integrating traditional ideas to a coherent worldview - something sorely lacking in modern discourse. Readers have reported that this book is at once engaging and practical.