HARPER
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A Selection
of Recent Titles
JACOB BURCKHARDT
THE CIVILIZATION OF THE
RENAISSANCE IN ITALY. In two
volumes. 240 iIIus.
TB/<40 $1.35: TB/41 $1.35
SIGMUND FREUD
ON CREATIVITY AND THE UN–
CONSCIOUS: Papers on the Psy–
ehology of Art. literature. Love.
Religion.
TB/45 $1.85
PAUL TILLICH
DYNAMICS OF FAITH. TB/42 95e
SIR HERBERT GRIERSON
CROSS CURRENTS IN 17th-CEN–
TURY ENGLISH LITERATURE.
TB/47 $1.85
1\
EMILE
MALI
THE GOTHIC IMAGE: Religious
Art in Franee of the 13th Cen–
tury. 190 iIIus.
TB/44 $1.95
F. H.
HEINEMANN
EXISTENTIALISM AND THE
MODERN PREDICAMENT.
TB/28 $1.25
WILHELM WINDELBAND
A HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY.
Vol. I-Greek. Roman. Medieval:
Vol. II-Renaina nee. Enlighten–
ment. Modern.
TB/38 $1.75: TB/39 $1.75
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ALEXANDRE KOYRE
FROM THE CLOSED WORLD TO
THE INFINITE UNIVERSE.
TB/31 $1.60
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Unanimous praise lor
the new book
on
existentialist philosophy
by
WILLIAM BARRETT
New York University
Irrational
Man
"The most thorough account
yet written for the American
layman of the philosophy that
has attracted so much atten–
tion in Europe since World
War II - Existentialism."–
CHARLES FRANKEL,
Columbia
Univ ersity, in the New York
Times Book
RlWiew
"A brilliant and penetrating
book of deep concern not only
to
the professional philoso–
pher but
to
the layman ..
well; to all men, in fact, who
are interested in the living
thought of our time."-J"OHN
WILD,
Harvard University,
in
the Saturday
R61Jiew
"Deserves popularity more
than most of the interpreta–
tions of modern man in the
'exurbanite' and 'upper Bo–
hemian' terms that usually
draw attention. Its great
quality is clear-mindednesa
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ly."-LESLlJil HANSCOM,
N. •
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