Peter Sloterdijk
1947
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Biography
Peter Sloterdijk is a prominent German philosopher and cultural theorist known for his contributions to philosophy, anthropology, psychology, and more. Born in 1947 in Karlsruhe, he gained recognition for his works on subjects like poststructuralism, posthumanism, and the contemporary interpretation of Heidegger's philosophy. Sloterdijk has held numerous academic positions and received various awards for his intellectual contributions. His unique perspectives on modern society and human existence have made him a significant figure in contemporary philosophy.
Famous Quotes (5)
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The intelligent person must know how to separate the essential from the nonessential.
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We must be willing to view our most creative deeds as if they were hands whose fingers are making otherworldly shadows on the wall.
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The best thing that the culture industry could do is suspend its operations for a certain period of time.
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Those who are conscious of their intelligence can achieve much with it and those who are not can achieve little.
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We need libraries, not mere collections of data.