eBooks - Philosophy - Philosophy - Gordon C. Cardona - COSMOS
COSMOS eBook
by Gordon C. Cardona
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eBook Summary: Namuh found his self in a strange place. As you journey along in his cosmos, you'll meet dragons and creatures that are not always what they appear to be. in his quest for answers, Namuh will ask the very same questions you might be asking. Who is Namuh? And what is his world? Will he ever find the truth about his world? And more importantly, about his origins in this unreal cosmos? Author Website: gd-zone.blogspot.com About the Author: I was born in 1981. I have always questioned life and have grown up struggling with finding the answers to the meaning of it all. As a disabled person, growing up was not easy as I felt always an outsider with a great need for answers. I searched for a reason for life in science, art and philosophy. But no solution seemed to satisfy me for long. Indeed, I always felt that the value of life cannot be quantified and was beyond words. But I also knew that I had to start from somewhere and words were all I had. I had fallen in love with writing at a very young age, and found it a useful tool to explore myself and the world around me. Cosmos was my first real novel which I wrote in 1998. Since then, I graduated B. a. Honours English at the University of Malta and I am now gearing up for a Masters in disability studies after I started having vision problems which made me rethink things all over again. As I now engage in disability activism, I am more aware of the effect our social organisation has in defining us and in limiting our self-definition. I wrote this book before I made that realisation but it reflects part of me in spite of the changes I have made in my outlook. "Cosmos" was perhaps my youthful reaction to the changing world around me that seemed to be lost and unsure of itself. I sincerely hope that you enjoy the book! |
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