Publication

1982 - M. Plaut, Brooklyn, N.Y, New York (State)

Language

English

Word Count

41,750 words, Guess

Page Count

167 pages

Identifiers

  • Open LibraryOL3196376M
  • ISBN-100961208805
  • OCLC Control Number10777723
  • Library of Congress Control Number83090172
  • LibraryThing1634268
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  • Goodreads299890

Classifications

  • DDC181/.06
  • LCCB29 .P59 1983

Description

This collection of eight essays plus Introduction challenges many of society's most fundamental ideas about the world and ourselves with reasonable, original alternatives. Written from an unapologetically Jewish viewpoint, these essays will be of interest to any intellectually inquisitive person. Is economic gain a universal drive? Is it reasonable to say that the world is the result of chance occurrences? Does humanism understate the value of humanity? These questions and others are considered.

Subjects

People

MaimonidesCopernicusThomas KuhnWillard QuineClifford GeertzJaakko Hintikka

Other Editions

  • At the center of the universeM. Plaut1982

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