Volume 2, Number 8 · May 28, 1964
History as Philosophy
By George Lichtheim
The Meaning of History
by Erich Kahler
Braziller, 224 pp., $5.00
'The problem of the meaning of history is the problem of the meaning of man, the problem of a meaning of human life. We stand at the crossroad between the annihilation of the West and the unification of humanity. This is the time, if ever there was one, to raise fundamental questions.'
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