The message in the bottle

The message in the bottle

by Walker Percy, Percy, Walker Percy

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Walker Percy, a Catholic, a physician, a man bent to philosophy, became interested in semiotics, the field which studies the meaning of language when he involved himself in teaching his congenitally deaf daughter to speak. In the process he discovered that to understand man (or man the wayfarer as he called us) one should start with understanding language, that singularly unique attribute of man. This book is about what he discovered along the way and is totally fascinating. The reader will learn little about the highly technical field of semiotics, but will see human nature clearly. It is worth the read.

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    How does Walker Percy's background as both a physician and a Catholic philosopher shape his unique perspective on the modern human condition?

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    In what ways does the experience of communication—or the failure of it—isolate us from one another in our daily lives?

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    Percy argues that to truly understand human nature, we must first understand language; do you agree that our use of words defines our existence more than our actions?

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