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Author Heschel, Abraham Joshua, 1907-1972, author.

Title Who is man? / Abraham J. Heschel.

Publication Info. Stanford, California : Stanford University Press, [1965]
c1965

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 West Hartford, Noah Webster Library - Non Fiction  128 HESCHEL    DUE 05-07-24
Description vii, 119 pages ; 22 cm.
Series Raymond Fred West memorial lectures on immortality, human conduct, and human destiny, 1963
Raymond F. West memorial lectures on immortality, human conduct, and human destiny ; 1963.
Bibliography Includes bibliographical references.
Contents To think of man in human terms -- Do we live what we are? -- Self-knowledge is part of our being -- Implications of being human -- Self as a problem -- Care for man -- Logic of being human -- Some definitions of man -- What do we seek to know? -- Eclipse of humanity -- What is being human? -- Preciousness -- Uniqueness -- Opportunity -- Nonfinality -- Process and events -- Solitude and solidarity -- Reciprocity -- Sanctity -- Dimension of meaning -- Essence of being human -- Being and meaning -- Being and living -- Who is man's meaning? -- Meaning in quest of man -- Meaning beyond the mystery -- Transcendent meaning -- Manipulation and appreciation -- Disavowed of transcendence -- Existence and expediency -- Sense of the ineffable -- Prescence -- Pathos -- How to live -- To be is to obey -- Continuity -- Precariousness of being human -- Being-challenged-in-the-world -- Requiredness -- Indebtedness -- Experience of being asked -- I am commanded-therefore I am -- Embarrassment -- Celebration.
Summary The following study comprises in expanded form the Raymond Fred West Memorial Lectures at Stanford University, delivered in May 1963. Many important aspects of the problem of man have not been discussed in this volume, while others have been dealt with too briefly. But the volume will serve as a prolegomena to a more comprehensive study in which I have been engaged for some time--from preface.
Subject Philosophical anthropology.
Philosophical anthropology. (OCoLC)fst01060766
Mensbeeld.
Jodendom.
Philosophical anthropology.
Philosophy.
Man -- Philosophy.
Genre/Form Philosophical anthropology -- Addresses, essays, lectures.
ISBN 9780804702669
0804702667
0804702659
9780804702652
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