Conversations With Great Thinkers: The Classics For People Too Busy To Read Them
by L. James Hammond
Category: Reference

An original philosophical work, written in a readable style. Can also function as an introduction to the Western classics. Praised by leading Chinese intellectuals, it was published (in translation) in both China and Taiwan. Excerpts were published in several Chinese magazines. This book attempts to carry on the tradition of Schopenhauer and Nietzsche. It also attempts to integrate Western philosophy with Zen and other Eastern approaches. Finally, it attempts to revive the Hermetic tradition, which sees the world as an organism. Thus, it has an affinity with primitive thought and with Jung. For more information, visit LJHammond.com