The aristos
a self-portrait in ideas.
English Philosophy
Philosophy and religion
Philosophical anthropology
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Philosophy
This book was first published against the advice of almost everyone who read it. I was told that it would do my ‘image’ no good; and I am sure that my belief that a favourable ‘image’ is conceivably not of any great human – or literary – significance would have counted for very little if I had not h…
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