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Author: Brian Cronin
Publisher: James Clarke & Co Ltd
Imprint: Lutterworth Press
Dimensions:
Width: 15.30cm
, Height: 1.60cm
, Length: 22.90cm
Weight: 0.443kg
ISBN: 9780718895358
ISBN 10: 0718895355
Pages: 299
Publication Date: 27 September 2018
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Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
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Nothing is more important for the cultural life of our age than accurate self-knowledge. This book by Brian Cronin addresses that challenge--and delivers. Written in a direct and simple style, the book leads the reader on a profound journey of transformation--to themselves and to the world. I have used Cronin's previous works with both faculty and students to their great benefit. I could not recommend this book more highly. - Richard M. Liddy, Seton Hall University
Nothing is more important for the cultural life of our age than accurate self-knowledge. This book by Brian Cronin addresses that challenge--and delivers. Written in a direct and simple style, the book leads the reader on a profound journey of transformation--to themselves and to the world. I have used Cronin's previous works with both faculty and students to their great benefit. I could not recommend this book more highly. - Richard M. Liddy, Seton Hall University a learned and thoughtful book, recommended to anyone thinking critically about perennial philosophical topics as understanding, knowledge and truth Esgrid Sikahall, Univrsity of Edinburgh, Expository Times vol 131, no.8, May 2020
"""Nothing is more important for the cultural life of our age than accurate self-knowledge. This book by Brian Cronin addresses that challenge--and delivers. Written in a direct and simple style, the book leads the reader on a profound journey of transformation--to themselves and to the world. I have used Cronin's previous works with both faculty and students to their great benefit. I could not recommend this book more highly."" - Richard M. Liddy, Seton Hall University a learned and thoughtful book, recommended to anyone thinking critically about perennial philosophical topics as understanding, knowledge and truth Esgrid Sikahall, Univrsity of Edinburgh, Expository Times vol 131, no.8, May 2020"
Author Information
Brian Cronin is an Irish Spiritan missionary and Associate Professor of Philosophy at Duquesne University, Pittsburgh. He has worked as a missionary in Kenya and Tanzania and has been teaching philosophy since 1980. He did his doctorate at Boston College and was later awarded five post-doctoral fellowships there. He is author of two books, Foundations of Philosophy (1999) and Value Ethics (2006)
