Albert von Schirnding embarks on a literary odyssey in his twilight years
New Book by Albert von Schirnding Encourages Readers to Embrace Aging with Vitality
Albert von Schirnding's book, "How to Grow Old Without Growing Up?", offers a fresh perspective on the art of aging. Published by Piper Verlag in 1985, the book is now available for purchase and was recently translated into English in 2020.
Von Schirnding, born in 1958, delves into the question of whether it's possible to grow old without growing up. He argues that physical age is just a number, and that mental and emotional vitality come from maintaining a childlike sense of wonder, humor, and engagement with the world.
Throughout the book, von Schirnding seeks answers to his question in the works of philosophers, writers, and artists. He is particularly interested in the works of Nietzsche and Heidegger, as well as Kafka and Beckett.
Von Schirnding emphasizes the importance of asking questions, learning, and growing throughout one's life. He encourages readers to continue learning, adapting, and finding pleasure in new experiences, suggesting that these attitudes help people to remain vibrant and fulfilled as they grow older.
In essence, "How to Grow Old Without Growing Up?" is a celebration of aging without losing the essential qualities that make life exciting and meaningful. It serves as an example of composure in reflecting on the past and present, and encourages readers to preserve their creativity, open-mindedness, and joy as they age.
So, if you're looking for a book that will inspire you to embrace aging with a youthful heart and an adventurous mind, "How to Grow Old Without Growing Up?" is definitely worth a read.
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