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“An ingenious piece of work; a brilliant essay in comparative philosophy. The whole presentation is delightful.” — Prof. Paul Seligman, author of The aperion of Anaximander and Being and Not-Being: An Introduction to Plato’s Sophist

“A work of intrinsic merit; competent and philosophically adept. The general public, as well as academics, will enjoy reading this book, and will profit from doing so.” — Prof. Robert Carter, Trent University, author of The Dimensions of Moral Education (U of Toronto Press)

“The book addresses issues of central and critical importance. It is well written and concieved … it is unorthodox in its approach … it is a pleasure to read.” — Prof. Alan R. Dregson, University of Victoria

“The thesis is clear; the demonstration is convincing. The scholarship is impeccable, and the author displays a well articulated understanding of the various [philosophical positions] he evokes through the characters of the dialogue.” — Claude Lagadec, University of Montreal

“ … an exceptionally well-written book, on a subject of fundamental importance.” — Canadian Philosophical Reviews



Table of Contents

The Soliloquy
Afternoon — Erosion From Within

  • Aristos of Gnosis
    René
    Immanuel
    David
    Friedrich
    Ludwig
    The Brother From Elis

The Storm - Assault From Without

  • Chang
    Nagaraj

After the Storm — Metamorphosis

  • René
    Immanuel
    David
    Friedrich
    Ludwig
    Chang
    The Brother From Elis

Evening — The Magic of Unknowing

  • The Common Brooding

Author’s Note

The Magic of Unknowing An EastWest Soliloquy

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      Publisher: Broadview Press Ltd
      Publication Date: 30/05/1995
      ISBN13: 9780921149088, 978-0921149088
      ISBN10: 0921149085

      Description

      Book Synopsis


      Trade Review

      “An ingenious piece of work; a brilliant essay in comparative philosophy. The whole presentation is delightful.” — Prof. Paul Seligman, author of The aperion of Anaximander and Being and Not-Being: An Introduction to Plato’s Sophist

      “A work of intrinsic merit; competent and philosophically adept. The general public, as well as academics, will enjoy reading this book, and will profit from doing so.” — Prof. Robert Carter, Trent University, author of The Dimensions of Moral Education (U of Toronto Press)

      “The book addresses issues of central and critical importance. It is well written and concieved … it is unorthodox in its approach … it is a pleasure to read.” — Prof. Alan R. Dregson, University of Victoria

      “The thesis is clear; the demonstration is convincing. The scholarship is impeccable, and the author displays a well articulated understanding of the various [philosophical positions] he evokes through the characters of the dialogue.” — Claude Lagadec, University of Montreal

      “ … an exceptionally well-written book, on a subject of fundamental importance.” — Canadian Philosophical Reviews



      Table of Contents

      The Soliloquy
      Afternoon — Erosion From Within

      • Aristos of Gnosis
        René
        Immanuel
        David
        Friedrich
        Ludwig
        The Brother From Elis

      The Storm - Assault From Without

      • Chang
        Nagaraj

      After the Storm — Metamorphosis

      • René
        Immanuel
        David
        Friedrich
        Ludwig
        Chang
        The Brother From Elis

      Evening — The Magic of Unknowing

      • The Common Brooding

      Author’s Note

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