xxiv, 500 pgs. Intro. by author; Count Keyserling, social philospher & mystic, founded the School of Wisdom. His philosophy & thought was conditioned by many lands and peoples. Keyserling maintains that modern man lacks moral checks to a far greater degree than any of his forebearers. Philosopher Keyserling further proclaims that "the average man only notices what public opinion acknowledges as important." A work well worth reading for anyone seeking intellectual insight. Previous owner's name on ffep; Intro. pgs xix & xx fragile due to old wrinkle or bend; old mend to pgs. 201-202, else interior of vol. is clean & very good. Black clothe boards with small attractive (author & title pastedown) have very little wear. Spine also with pastedown, shows sunning/fading with some bumping wear to head & heal, else this scarce 1st. ed. is very good. Size: 6" x 9".

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Title

Creative Understanding

Publisher

N.Y.: Harper & Brothers

Publication Date

1929

Binding

H.b.

Edition

1st Ed. Stated.

Condition

Good to V. Good

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