Discussions of Simone Weil

Rhees offers a comprehensive critique of Simone Weil's perspectives on science and religion, highlighting her often overlooked contributions within the Anglo-American philosophical tradition. Drawing on his Wittgensteinian training, he explores key themes in Weil's work, including social philosophy, ethics, and the interplay between science and religion. The book reflects Rhees' deep respect for Weil while addressing the challenges he encountered in her writings, providing a nuanced examination of her ideas and their implications.