There are some problems that neither scientists nor anyone else will ever solve, argues author Avrum Stroll in this challenging new book. In clear and accessible language he takes readers on an enthralling journey through the realmes of philosophy,science, ethics, and religion to explore the most fundamental questions of human existence.
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Dwight Furrow - Mesa College, San Diego"A model of clarity ... written in clear, non-technical prose that takes a point of view and argues for it vigorously ... providing the reader with a satisfying reading experience"Gerald Press - Hunter College and The City University of New York Graduate Center"I can imagine this book becoming a 'popular' philosophy book as Sophie's World and Tuesdays with Morrie have done at different times in the past ten years."
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Avrum Stroll is Research Professor at the University of California, San Diego. He has also taught at the Universities of Oregon and British Columbia and has been a visiting professor at Berkeley, Iowa, and Rome. He has received numerous academic awards for his work on the philosophy of language and epistemology and is the author of sixteen books and over one hundred articles.
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