by Michel Serres · Editions le Pommier · libro de bolsillo · ISBN 9782746510531
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In this work, philosopher Michel Serres invites us to a fascinating reflection on worldviews. Through a comparative analysis, the author explores how great figures of literature, science, and philosophy—from Flaubert and Proust to Leibniz and Schrödinger—perceive reality, contrasting them with the worldviews of various indigenous cultures, such as the Inuit or Australian Aboriginals. With an original and playful approach, Serres uses tools from ethnology to challenge our cultural conventions, offering a revealing essay that allows us to rediscover our own culture in a new light.
