Paradoxes by Max Nordau
Publication: 1906 William Heinemann Second Edition
“Paradoxes” is a thought-provoking philosophical treatise authored by Max Nordau, first published in the year 1896. In this profound work, Nordau embarks on an intricate exploration of paradoxes—statements or situations that appear to contradict themselves yet reveal deeper truths that often challenge our understanding of reality.
The book is a meticulous examination of various paradoxes drawn from a diverse array of fields, encompassing science, art, religion, and politics. Nordau not only presents these paradoxes but also engages in an insightful analysis of their broader implications for human thought and behavior, encouraging readers to reflect on the complexities of existence.
Structured into six distinct chapters, each segment of the book focuses on a unique aspect of paradoxes. Through his eloquent prose and philosophical inquiry, Nordau invites readers to grapple with these contradictions, ultimately uncovering the nuanced layers of meaning that lie beneath the surface of seemingly opposing ideas.
Condition: publishers quarter leather, with five gilt band indentations and title to spine, marbled end papers, gilt edges,