Why read Pascal?

Washington, D.C.: The Catholic University of America Press (2021)
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This brief but comprehensive introduction to French author Blaise Pascal provides an overview of his life and works and examines the major themes in his writings.

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B1903.G75 2021

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9780813233840   0813233844
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