The Philosophy of Simone Weil

Simone Weil's philosophy Simone Weil wrote in the last article in the London notebook: "Philosophy is a matter of action and practice, so it's very hard to write, it's hard to play like tennis or tennis papers, but it's still quite run" (Allen, p.157) On the next few pages, I will try to convey the basic idea contained in the work of Simone Weil. Due to the breadth and complexity of her work I will use her words as often as possible.

Simone Weil, a French philosopher and activist, was born in Paris, an intellectual family of wealthy and unknown Jews. She learned philosophy and eventually taught and raised concerns about its extreme Marxist opinion. I would like to know about the working class, but she still worked in fields and factories and was also involved in the Spanish civil war. Over time, she lost confidence in political ideology and was attracted to Christianity. Her religious work often emphasized sacrifice and martyrdom through an ascetic lifestyle, a lifestyle that Weil personally adopted, and brought her early death at the age of 34 for tuberculosis. In this 1943 article, she spent the last year of her life with General de Goal in a struggle for the liberation of France he proposed a reason for the existence of transcendence and universal morality , And said. Social responsibility accompanied it

The human soul needs safety and risk. Fear of violence, hunger, and other extreme evils is a soul disease. It is totally risk-free and is a soul disease

Simone Weil's philosophy Simone Weil wrote in the last article in the London notebook: "Philosophy is a matter of action and practice, so it's very hard to write, it's hard to play like tennis or tennis papers, but it's still quite run" (Allen, p.157) On the next few pages, I will try to convey the basic idea contained in the work of Simone Weil. - Eunice Kathleen Waymon, born February 21, 1933. She was a John - born 8 children - a member of the family of artists - and Mary Kate - he became a pastor of the church - a poor southern black family living in Trian, North Carolina. Her father plays piano, guitar, harmonica, her mother plays the piano and sings. Her brothers and sisters play the piano and sing in church choirs, evangelical groups, pleasure clubs, social events.