First Principles of Philosophy: Metaphysics, Logic, Ethics, Psychology, Epistemology, Esthetics and Theurgy by Manly Palmer Hall

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by Manly Palmer Hall

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In treatment entirely informal, this book constitutes a simple and natural approach to the study of philosophy.

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This simple and informal approach to the study of philosophy offers a straightforward explanation and interpretation of the seven departments of philosophy: Metaphysics, the Nature of Being and of God; Logic, the Rule of Reason; Ethics, the Code of Conduct; Psychology, the Science of the Soul; Epistemology, the Nature of Knowledge; Esthetics, the Urge to Beauty; and Theurgy, the Living of Wisdom. Illustrated. Comprehensive index.

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