Philosophy: the latest answers to the oldest questions

London: Atlantic Books (2005)
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In the search for higher meaning, Nicholas Fearn has travelled the globe to interview intellectuals in the field, asking them the three key questions - 'who are we?' 'what do we know?' and 'how should we live?'

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