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Alan Watts was a pantheist. So what?,
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This review is from: The pantheism of Alan Watts (Paperback)
I must like and agree with Alan Watts since I have read over 40 of his books. I also have nothing against pantheism. If Watts was a pantheist then that is a good thing in my opinion. There are a lot of worse things than pantheism - theism, for instance.The author of this book does a good job of quoting Watts and laying out the thinking of Watts. So this is a good reference book on Alan Watts. But the tone of the book and the wrap-up chapter are rather critical of Watts. The fact that the author of this book does not care for Watts's philosophy of life and ontological viewpoint is a big "So what?" - lots of people didn't care for Alan Watts. No one can please everybody. Again, one can just overlook the author's judgment and enjoy this book as a good reference book on Alan Watts. |
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The pantheism of Alan Watts by David K. Clark (Paperback - 1978)
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