Humanist Philosophy Essays 1928-1973

by Charles Murn (Editor)

A collection of notable essays on humanist philosophy from the first 45 years of the Humanist magazine.

“This exhilarating collection charts modern humanism’s coming of age through the ever-changing lenses of philosophy, psychology, science, and social and political thought. This is required reading for anyone who, with Corliss Lamont, aspires to ‘joyous service for the greater good of all humanity.’”
—Frank X. Ryan, Associate Professor of Philosophy, Kent State University

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