Mirror of ideas

Following a long philosophical imitation approach, Michel Tournier in this book paid attention to the question of propositions, those concept-key concepts that thought relies on, and that philosophers tried to define and limit, so Aristotle made ten, Leibniz six, and Kant twelve. To define those propositions and analyze them means to detail the pieces of the brain machine. And this is what the author aims for through a dual effort: expanding the "list of propositions" to one hundred concepts presented in the form of dualities, and moving beyond pure theoretical contemplation to encompass as many meaningful concrete examples as possible.