Perennial Philosophy
By: [by] Aldous Huxley.
Series: Chatto & Windus; Fontana books
Publisher: Chatto & Windus; Collins/Fontana Books
Published: 1946, 1958
Place of publication: London, London
Language: eng
Format: Orange cloth
Number of pages: 358
First sentence: In studying the Perennial Philosophy we can begin either at the bottom, with practice and morality; or at the top, with a consideration of metaphysical truths; or, finally, in the middle, at the focal point where mind and matter, action and thought have their meeting place in human psychology.
Description: 27 chapters, described by the author as an anthology with few extracts from other authors. Primarily philosophical with reference to religion, the arts, the machine age, etc.
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