The human caravan: the direction and meaning of history [Hardcover] DU PLESSIS, Jean

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1939 edition printed in Great Britain. Cover has some stains. Pages are clean and the binding is tight. Missing dust jacket.

This pre-WWII edition of “The Human Caravan” by Jean du Plessis offers a thought-provoking philosophical exploration of human civilization’s direction and meaning. Du Plessis, a South African academic, draws from diverse fields to analyze the forces shaping historical progress. Despite its age, this volume remains relevant, providing insights into enduring questions of human existence and societal evolution. While the cover shows wear, the clean pages and tight binding ensure a rewarding reading experience for collectors and scholars.

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1939 edition printed in Great Britain. Cover has some stains. Pages are clean and the binding is tight. Missing dust jacket.

This 1939 edition of “The Human Caravan” by Jean du Plessis offers a unique historical perspective on the meaning and direction of human civilization. Published on the eve of World War II, this thought-provoking work delves into the philosophical and sociological forces that shape the course of history. Du Plessis, a South African philosopher and academic, presents a comprehensive analysis of human progress, drawing from diverse fields such as anthropology, religion, and economics. Despite its age, this book remains relevant today, providing insights into the enduring questions of human existence and societal evolution. While the cover bears the marks of time, the clean pages and tight binding ensure a satisfying reading experience for collectors and scholars alike. This volume is a testament to the timeless pursuit of understanding our place in the grand narrative of human civilization.

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Weight 1.85 lbs
Dimensions 14.99 × 21.84 × 3.05 in
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