To be human: an introductory experiment in philosophy

Lanham, Md.: University Press of America (1985)
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To Be Human's central theme is the identity of the human being. It is underpinned by the conviction that philosophy is a practical, not theoretical, discipline; philosophizing is a human endeavor in which one seeks to find a philosophy which satisfies one's critical sense after careful personal reflection

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1992, 1993

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BD450.M578 1993

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0819189588

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