État: Correct
Remarques: Couvertures et reliure très usées. Reliure toutefois encore solide. Pages jaunies. Quelques soulignements au crayon au début du livre et ici et là.
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William Barrett | Essais | Anchor Press | Date de parution: 1979 | ISBN-13: 9780385112017 | Couverture: Souple | Anglais
"Emersonian in the truest sense... This exploration of freedom, like freedom itself, is original and enjoyable, replete with surprise. A moving celebration of the moral will." - John Murray Cuddihy, New York Times Book Review
"Fundamental and important." - Newsweek
"Rehabilitates the profession of philosophy, Barrett's hold on elusive ideas is sure, his erudition so vast and effortless..." - James Atlas, Time
"This is a book that merits the attention not only of professional humanists and social scientists but of everyone who has ever pondered the question "What does it mean to exist as a human being?"" - Professor Calvin O. Schrag, Purdue University
"Fascinating. For the first time, as far as I know, a book that makes sense of modern philosophy." - Rollo May
"Exceptionally fine." - Library Journal
"A book for everyone concerned with life's meaning in a technical age... a superbly written and profoundly felt exploration..." - Albert Hofstadter
