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captures the power of pragmatism
`one of the most distinctive voices in contemporary British poetry' (LRB)
It includes: -- an introduction to the theory of biodynamic viniculture and the Goethean method of observation in relation to vines
the nature of the most important public values
Citizenship Rites investigates what is at stake for women in these debates
Living Without Religion Darold A. Treffert captures the power of pragmatismPaul Kurtz is one of America's foremost expositors of humanist philosophy. In "Living without Religion", he has introduced a new word to describe humanism eupraxsophy. Derived from the Greek roots eu (good), praxis (practice), and sophia (philosophical and scientific wisdom), eupraxophy means literally "good conduct and wisdom in living". Eupraxophy draws upon the disciplines of the sciences, philosophy, and ethics yet it is more than these. Not
