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Good. Good condition. Book 384. A copy that has been read but remains intact. May contain markings such as bookplates, stamps, limited notes and highlighting, or a few light stains.
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Nearly fine copy in nearly fine dust jacket. 8vo, 176 pp., With contributions by Huston Smith, Michael Murphy, Sam Keen, Harvey Cox, Emil Fackenheim, Charles Hartshorne and others.
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Good. Cover and edges may have some wear. Has some writing/underlining. Previous owner's name on first page. Very Clean Copy-Over 500, 000 Internet Orders Filled.
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Very Good in Fine dust jacket. Ex-Library. First printing. xv, 176 p. ; 22 cm. Based on papers presented at 2 symposiums sponsored by the Church Society for College Work, Cambridge, Mass. , held Dec. 1967 at the Episcopal Theological School, and May 1968 at Endicott House. Includes bibliographical references.
When Americans think of the Counter Culture of the 60's and 70's, they often cite Marcuse, Roszak, Brown, Leary as its leading theorists and philosophers. Here is a collection of superb essays by some of the most avant garde theologians of this Viet Nam era. Whereas the influence of Marcuse and Roszak has long since dwindled, these heavy hitters are still at the forefront of American progressive culture. Seriously, look at these names. Huston Smith of "The World Religions" fame; Michael Murphy, one of the founders of the Esalen Institute; Sam Keen, long-standing editor of Psychology Today, Men's Movement organizer with Robert Bly, author of many self-help works; Donald Schon, Gordon Kaufman, Emil Fackenheim and Herbert Richardson. Also included are essays by renowned Berkeley sociologist of religion Robert Bellah (awarded the 2000 National Humanities Award by President Clinton), liberal theologian Henry Wieman and process theologian and neo-classical philosopher/ornithologist Charles Hartshorne. This should be a preliminary textbook for anyone wishing to understand the heart and soul of progressive American culture during the second half of the twentieth century. Transcendence never knew so many diverse approaches.