Life Revisited: A Multidisciplinary Approach to the Purpose of Existence

"LIFE REVISITED" "Excellent work that successfully articulates a sensible, intelligible, coherent and plausible multidisciplinary synthesis, which notably integrates perspectives from philosophy, far-from-equilibrium thermodynamics, the theory of evolution, psychology and ethics."

- Santiago S. Borboa, PhD in Philosophy.

"A quality text in many respects, solid and coherent, read with delight."

- Clovis Fauquembergue, Professor of Philosophy.

"A very well-structured and argued book. It is very clear and easy to read, even when dealing with complex matters. It is aimed at an educated audience, interested in science and philosophy: readers who, like the author, are trying to find their way in the world amid a bewildering welter of things."

- Patrick Imbert, PhD in Semiotics.

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Laurent Grenier: philosopher born in Paris, France, on January 5, 1957, to Quebec parents. His family returned to Canada a few months after his birth.

Over the last 40 years, he has devoted himself to meditation, study and writing, in an effort to develop an art of living and a vision of things that make the world understandable and habitable. His latest essay, "LIFE REVISITED," marks the culmination of this effort.