The end of the Logos - The Last Station for Humanity #863913

The Sunset of the Logos delves into the decline of rationality and language as the foundations of human existence and civilization. Spanning from the classical philosophy of Plato to the contemporary analyses of Byung-Chul Han, the book examines how the Logos, the principle of order and truth, has been systematically undermined in the era of techno-financial neo-totalitarianism.
The loss of the Logos is not merely an intellectual phenomenon but an ontological crisis that permeates politics, society, and ecology, fostering conflict, fragmentation, and the manipulation of truth. With clarity and rigor, the author leads readers through a critical analysis of the forces that have driven the collapse of language and the emergence of global chaos, offering a profound reflection on humanity's fate in a world that seems to have abandoned dialogue and reason.
This incisive and provocative work challenges readers to confront the roots of the contemporary crisis and to consider the – perhaps remote – possibilities of awakening from the decline.