Man Against Myth by Barrows Dunham is a thought-provoking philosophical work exploring the role of myth, belief, reason, and ideology in shaping human society. Published by Little, Brown and Company in 1947, this first edition reflects postwar debates surrounding philosophy, religion, ethics, and the modern world.
This copy is an ex-library edition from Pueblo Community College with the typical stamps, labels, and checkout pocket associated with institutional use. The original cloth binding remains intact, the text block is clean and firmly bound, and the book is complete. The dust jacket is not present.
Details
Title: Man Against Myth
Author: Barrows Dunham
Publisher: Little, Brown and Company
Year: 1947
Edition: First Edition
Format: Hardcover
Condition: Good ex-library copy; no dust jacket; library markings, stamps, and labels present; clean pages with age toning; sound binding.
A noteworthy work of twentieth-century philosophy that examines myth, reason, and the ideas that shape civilizations. An interesting addition for collectors of philosophy, intellectual history, comparative religion, or postwar social thought.
Man Against Myth by Barrows Dunham is a thought-provoking philosophical work exploring the role of myth, belief, reason, and ideology in shaping human society. Published by Little, Brown and Company in 1947, this first edition reflects postwar debates surrounding philosophy, religion, ethics, and the modern world.
This copy is an ex-library edition from Pueblo Community College with the typical stamps, labels, and checkout pocket associated with institutional use. The original cloth binding remains intact, the text block is clean and firmly bound, and the book is complete. The dust jacket is not present.
Details
Title: Man Against Myth
Author: Barrows Dunham
Publisher: Little, Brown and Company
Year: 1947
Edition: First Edition
Format: Hardcover
Condition: Good ex-library copy; no dust jacket; library markings, stamps, and labels present; clean pages with age toning; sound binding.
A noteworthy work of twentieth-century philosophy that examines myth, reason, and the ideas that shape civilizations. An interesting addition for collectors of philosophy, intellectual history, comparative religion, or postwar social thought.
