Philosophy, Religion, and Contemporary Life: Essays on Perennial Problems

University of Notre Dame Press (1996)
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Abstract

These essays examine how some perennial problems in philosophy and religion are significant for understanding contemporary life. Issues discussed include: capitalism; public philosophy; man-made mass death; psychoanalysis; feminism; fundamentalism; and the desire to be happy.

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