Description
Lawyer-writer Abdurrahim Dede, in his striking essay “İnsan Merkezini Arayan Uydu” (A Satellite Searching for Its Center), invites readers to question the illusion of absolute freedom and discover the invisible orbits that shape their lives. The book argues that human beings, much like planets, revolve around specific “centers”—such as the need for security, comfort, power, or approval—which dictate their choices and actions. Contrasting historical examples, like Fatih Sultan Mehmet’s prioritization of the state’s survival, with the modern individual’s enslavement to digital algorithms and social validation, the author reveals how our unexamined needs become our invisible chains. Offering a profound blend of philosophy, psychology, and legal history, the work suggests that true freedom is not the absence of a center, but the conscious realization and choice of what we revolve around. This book is an awakening call for those ready to confront their inner dependencies and take responsibility for their own orbits.
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| Book Type | E-BOOK, Hard Copy |