The Challenge: Despair and Hope in the Conquest of Inner Space [Hardcover] Ekstein, Rudolf

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1971 edition with no dust jacket. Hardcover has some significant white scuffs on the front and back and wear along the sides. Spine has some wear on the top and bottom. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.

A seminal work by psychoanalyst and religious scholar Rudolf Ekstein, this 1971 edition delves into the depths of the human psyche, exploring the interplay of despair and hope in our quest for meaning. Ekstein’s interdisciplinary approach weaves together insights from psychoanalysis, philosophy, and comparative religion, offering a rich tapestry of perspectives on the universal human experience. This well-loved copy, with its scuffs and wear, bears witness to the profound impact of Ekstein’s thought-provoking explorations.

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1971 edition with no dust jacket. Hardcover has some significant white scuffs on the front and back and wear along the sides. Spine has some wear on the top and bottom. Pages are clean and the binding is secure.

This thought-provoking work by Rudolf Ekstein, a pioneering psychoanalyst and scholar of religion, explores the intersection of psychology and spirituality. Published in 1971, “The Challenge: Despair and Hope in the Conquest of Inner Space” delves into the human psyche’s depths, examining the existential struggles and yearnings that have driven individuals throughout history to seek meaning and transcendence.

Ekstein’s interdisciplinary approach draws upon his expertise in psychoanalysis, philosophy, and comparative religion, offering a rich tapestry of insights into the universal human experience. He examines the role of despair and hope in shaping our inner lives, and how these opposing forces have influenced spiritual and intellectual movements across cultures.

This copy, though lacking a dust jacket, bears the patina of a well-loved book, with its scuffs and wear suggesting it has been a cherished companion on many intellectual journeys. The clean pages and secure binding ensure that future readers can continue to engage with Ekstein’s profound explorations of the human condition.

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Weight 29.6 lbs
Dimensions 21.59 × 14.22 × 2.29 in
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