Zeitverschwendung

Paul Feyerabend wrote this book in 1993, the last year of his life. Almost without documents and relying solely on memory, the advocate of 'anything goes' reflects on a life that, despite the turbulence of external events, sometimes seems empty to him, as he has wasted too much time on unimportant things. It is the story of a life that transformed him from a brash bookworm, singing student, and physicist into a philosophy theorist, philosophical Dadaist, and guru of postmodern pluralism. With his rebellious autobiography, which is as exciting as a novel, the uncomfortable thinker remained true to himself one last time against the constraints of methodology.