The mansions of philosophy
Subtitle: a survey of human life and destiny
By: by Will Durant
Publisher: Garden City Pub. Co.
Published: 1929
Place of publication: Garden City, N.Y
Language: eng
Number of pages: 704
Subjects: Philosophy
Table of contents: title: Introduction: The lure of philosophy; title: Logic and epistemology: What is truth?; title: Metaphysics: Matter, life and mind; title: Is man a machine?; title: Problems of morality: Our changing morals; title: Morality and immorality; title: Love; title: Men and women; title: The modern woman; title: The breakdown of marriage; title: About children: a confession; title: The reconstruction of character; title: Esthetics: What is beauty?; title: Philosophy of history: The meaning of history: a symposium; title: Is progress a delusion?; title: The destiny of civilization; title: Political philosophy: In praise of freedom; title: Is democracy a failure?; title: Aristocracy; title: Is socialism dead?; title: How we made utopia; title: Religion, a dialogue: The making of religion; title: From Confucius to Christ; title: God and immorality; title: Envoi: On life and death; title: Is life worth living?: a letter; title: The quest of happiness.