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The Living World of Philosophy, Henry Thomas, 1946, First Edition

$23.00 USD
$23.00 USD
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Who wrote it: The Living World of Philosophy is a survey of Western and Eastern philosophical thought by Henry Thomas, Ph.D., published by The Blakiston Company in 1946. This is a first edition hardcover, bound in green cloth.

What it's about: Thomas walks readers from the riddle of existence through logic, history, politics, ethics, and religion, distilling centuries of philosophers from Plato to William James into one readable volume. It reads like a friendly guided tour through the history of ideas, good for browsing or study.

Condition: Green cloth hardcover, no dust jacket, with light shelf wear and rubbing to the spine label. The contents pages show a few faint pencil check marks from a previous reader. Please review all photos carefully, and email me with any questions.

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