Many Dimensional Man: Decentralizing Self, Society and the Sacred

by James Ogilvy

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Argues that, in advanced industrial societies, pluralistic religions and social systems and structures and multi-dimensional selces must replace the unworkable, outmoded order of monotheism, the sovereign statesm and the unitary self.

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