Man--the indivisible.
Subtitle: Totality versus disruption in the history of Western thought.
Publisher: Universitetsforlaget
Published: 1971
Place of publication: Oslo
Language: eng
Number of pages: 332
Subjects: Human beings.
Notes: Bibliography: p. 331-[333]
Table of contents: title: Foreword
pagenum: 9; title: I. THE INWARD AND THE OUTWARD IN HUMAN LIFE: AN ATTEMPT TO CONSIDER THEIR RELATIONS IN A PERSPECTIVE OF TOTALITY
label: I; label: 1.
pagenum: 17
title: A Psychological Approach Towards a Philosophical Problem; label: 2.
pagenum: 22
title: The 'Outward Shell' Which Should Not Be Despised; label: 3.
pagenum: 24
title: 'I Am Afraid Because I Tremble'; label: 4.
pagenum: 30
title: A Philosopher Steps Down to Curious Facts of Everyday Wisdom; label: 5.
pagenum: 35
title: Psycho-physical Relations in the Light of Modern Philosophy; label: a)
pagenum: 37
title: Epiphenomenalism; label: b)
pagenum: 39
title: Parallelism; label: c)
pagenum: 45
title: Interaction; label: 6.
pagenum: 58
title: Religion's Greatest Principle of Outward Action: Does It `Turn Into' Something  Inward?; label: 7.
pagenum: 63
title: The Receptacles of Life; label: 8.
pagenum: 65
title: A Worthwhile Alternative: Totality; label: 9.
pagenum: 72
title: The Mysterious Paths of Human Consciousness; title: DUALISM VERSUS TOTALITY IN ANTIQUITY
label: II; label: 1.
pagenum: 83
title: Religious Origins of Radical Dualism; label: 2.
pagenum: 84
title: Dualism in Greek Philosophy; label: 3.
pagenum: 85
title: Idealism Versus Materialism, Viewed from Our Special Angle; label: 4.
pagenum: 89
title: A Curious Question: Was Plato's Idealism Fundamentally Greek?; label: 5.
pagenum: 90
title: Schiller's Remarkable Testimony; label: 6.
pagenum: 98
title: 'Anmut und Wurde': A Remarkable Coalition, Testifying to Particular Totality in the General Spirit of the Greek People; label: 7.
pagenum: 103
title: Original Greece and Her Philosophy; label: 8.
pagenum: 122
title: Plato: How Far Is His Philosophy Unfavourable to Totality?; label: 9.
pagenum: 128
title: The Genius of Platonism; label: 10.
pagenum: 149
title: Plato's Anthropology; label: 11.
pagenum: 153
title: Aristotle and Totality; label: 12.
pagenum: 163
title: The Individual; label: 13.
pagenum: 164
title: The Role of Moderation; label: 14.
pagenum: 169
title: Theory Versus Practice, Seen with the Eyes of the More Genuine Theorist; label: 15.
pagenum: 172
title: Simplicity and Wholeness Threatened Once More; title: RAYS OF HUMAN TOTALITY THROUGH THE 'DARK CENTURIES' OF THE MIDDLE AGES
label: III; label: 1.
pagenum: 183
title: What the Individual Means in Human Life; label: 2.
pagenum: 189
title: Symbols and General Concepts: How Are These Abstractions Compatible with Totality in Human Life?; label: 3.
pagenum: 203
title: Is There an 'Epistemological Duality' Even in the Child's Mind?; label: 4.
pagenum: 208
title: A Remarkable Attitude Towards the Individual in Medieval Thought; label: 5.
pagenum: 213
title: Radiant Glimpses of Alterocentric Personalism in the Middle Ages; label: 6.
pagenum: 219
title: Thomas's Remarkable Attitude Towards a Forceful Myth; label: 7.
pagenum: 226
title: Human Totality Demands a Meaning in Life; label: 8.
pagenum: 245
title: Conflicting Trends in Medieval Philosophy; title: THE ACCENTUATED 'HARDNESS' OF THE DUALISM AFTER THE MIDDLE AGES
label: IV.; label: 1.
pagenum: 253
title: The Heralds of Modern Science; label: 2.
pagenum: 255
title: Anthropological Views in the Renaissance; label: 3.
pagenum: 290
title: Descartes and His Followers in the Hard Paths of Modern Thought; label: 4.
pagenum: 297
title: The Accentuated Modern Dualism of the Outward Versus the Inward; label: 5.
pagenum: 300
title: The Union Between Soul and Body More Mysterious Than Ever; title: CONCLUSION
label: V.; label: 1.
pagenum: 313
title: Man, the Indivisible; label: 2.
pagenum: 316
title: Psycho-somatic Interactions; label: 3.
pagenum: 320
title: Connectedness: A Deeply Moral Concern and a Common-sense Matter; title: Notes
pagenum: 325; title: Bibliography
pagenum: 331