Ideology after the fall of communism
the triumph of liberal democracy?
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Word Count
33,750 words, Guess
Page Count
135 pages
Identifiers
- Open LibraryOL1735434M
- ISBN-100714529702
- OCLC Control Number27149995
- OCLC Control Number27108052
- OCLC Control Numberbeforebeginningc0000elli
and 3 more
- Library of Congress Control Number92040391
- Goodreads1885174
- LibraryThing1754621
Classifications
- DDC320.5
- LCCJA83 .C634 1993
Description
Briefings is a new series of short books to explain and clarify complex contemporary subjects, written for non-specialists by experts in their fields. Themes and topics covered will include Feminism, Education, Cosmology, Medical Ethics, Structuralism, Quantum Physics and Comparative Religion among others. Before the Beginning is a radical attempt to explain and redefine the origins and purpose of creation. Professor Ellis deals clearly and authoritatively with new scientific theories explaining how things began and elucidates the laws which control the operation of the universe. In addition he describes the complex mechanism by which the laws of physics appear to govern and facilitate, as well as to sustain human life. His conclusions about the very meaning of life are often unexpected, but the process by which he reaches them is illuminating and scientifically sound, as would be expected from one of the world's foremost cosmologists.
Subjects
Series Statement
- Briefings
Other Editions
- Ideology after the fall of communism: the triumph of liberal democracy?
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