Jürgen Reinhardt

'I think - but what do I want?' This short grammar on the philosophy of action can answer these questions. Where have cognition and thinking, i.e. the sciences, taken us in the 21st century? And where do we - individually and collectively - want to go? We are facing multiple crises and challenges in the 21st century. How can, how should we orientate ourselves and behave? What can philosophy provide us with as a tool for this? On the one hand, what guidance can there be at the level of individual life management and organisation, how should decisions be made that affect our own lives, relationships, professional careers and more? On the other hand, questions arise on a general, political level. Where can and should the journey of life as a society, as humanity on this earth, lead us? A book for all those who have deeper questions about life, who are interested in the orientation aids and systems of thought that philosophy has produced. For all those who are interested in where we came from yesterday, where we are today and where we want to go tomorrow. A book for those interested in politics, socio-ecological thinkers, believers in God as well as agnostics or humanistic atheists, cosmopolitans as well as down-to-earth people.