Mirrors of man in existentialism
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Word Count
62,000 words, Guess
Page Count
248 pages
Identifiers
- Internet Archivemirrorsofmaninex0000scot
- ISBN-100529054876
- ISBN-100529056410
- ISBN-139780529054876
- ISBN-139780529056412
and 7 more
- LibraryThing92522
- Goodreads5423941
- Library of Congress Control Number78069971
- OCLC Control Number4714541
- Better World Books9780529054876
- Better World Books9780529056412
- Open LibraryOL4749327M
Classifications
- DDC142/.7
- LCCB819 .S374 1978
- LCCB819
Description
No other train of philosophical thought has ever presented a more isolated picture of humanity than has existentialism. Certainly no other philosophical movement has been as controversial. But what are the lasting contributions of the existentialists? Are some critics correct in saying that existentialism is nothing more than a fad? Nathan A Scott, Jr. addresses these questions as he reviews the impact and main achievements of several decades of existentialist thought--page 4 of cover.
Description
No other train of philosophical thought has ever presented a more isolated picture of humanity than has existentialism. Certainly no other philosophical movement has been as controversial. But what are the lasting contributions of the existentialists? Are some critics correct in saying that existentialism is nothing more than a fad? Nathan A Scott, Jr. addresses these questions as he reviews the impact and main achievements of several decades of existentialist thought.
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