Narrative Ontologie

The "Narrative Ontology" by Axel Hutter is a profound non-fiction book that engages with philosophy as a means of human self-understanding. Hutter illuminates the central ideas of freedom, God, and immortality, which have always been embedded in philosophical thought. Through the analysis of these concepts, the author seeks to rediscover the significance of narratives in philosophy, without falling into the trap of accepting the meaninglessness of the universe. Instead, an approach is pursued that takes the existential questions of life seriously and does not reduce the search for meaning to mere myths. This work offers a well-founded engagement with fundamental philosophical themes and encourages reflection on one's own existence.