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Author: Daniel A. Dombrowski (Professor Emeritus, Seattle University)
Publisher: State University of New York Press
Imprint: State University of New York Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.20cm
, Height: 2.50cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.218kg
ISBN: 9780887067051
ISBN 10: 0887067050
Pages: 159
Publication Date: 08 July 1988
Audience:
Professional and scholarly
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Professional & Vocational
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
"""This book is not simply for philosophers and students of Charles Hartshorne. It is for those who would learn more about the nature of Divinity and of Man's place in Nature."" - Dr. Michael W. Fox, Scientific Director, The Humane Society of the United States ""It adds an important name to the growing roster of informed thinkers who are concerned about how humans do - and how we should - treat nonhuman animals."" - Tom Regan, North Carolina State University ""It is extremely persuasive about vegetarianism, which is upsetting to us non-vegetarians. It is also insightful about Hartshorne. Hartshorne said at the last Metaphysical Society meeting that Dombrowksi is the philosopher who best understands him."" - Robert Cummings Neville ""The style is excellent, clear, forceful, readable. The central focus on vegetarianism and the rights of animals, yet also on metaphysics and the histories and present states of both these concerns, makes this a very original and distinctive work."" - Charles Hartshorne"
This book is not simply for philosophers and students of Charles Hartshorne. It is for those who would learn more about the nature of Divinity and of Man's place in Nature. - Dr. Michael W. Fox, Scientific Director, The Humane Society of the United States It adds an important name to the growing roster of informed thinkers who are concerned about how humans do - and how we should - treat nonhuman animals. - Tom Regan, North Carolina State University It is extremely persuasive about vegetarianism, which is upsetting to us non-vegetarians. It is also insightful about Hartshorne. Hartshorne said at the last Metaphysical Society meeting that Dombrowksi is the philosopher who best understands him. - Robert Cummings Neville The style is excellent, clear, forceful, readable. The central focus on vegetarianism and the rights of animals, yet also on metaphysics and the histories and present states of both these concerns, makes this a very original and distinctive work. - Charles Hartshorne
Author Information
Daniel A. Dombroski is Associate Professor in the Philosophy Department of Creighton University. He is the author of Plato's Philosophy of History and of Thoreau the Platonist.
