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1968 - Macmillan

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"The seventy-two selections in this reader are a sampling of man's philosophical inquiries into his own nature. From such diverse sources as the Upanishads, the early Christian mystics, the rationalist philosophers, and contemporary sociology, the readings explore man's rationality and irrationality, his quest fro freedom, enlightenment, and the meaning of his life, and the problems of human interrelatedness and communication." -- from the cover flap

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The title of this anthology gives rise to many questions.

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