$94.67, condition new.

12/2/21

Eliot Fay

This collection of essays describes in some detail the eponymous Masterpieces of World Philosophy. Starting with the Bhagavad-Gita, it goes on through the ages approximating the ones that predate history and stuff. Starting with an essay on the contents of the work, it continues on with pertinent literature that applies to the work. It could be a translation, or it could be a work referring to that work. Finally, it has a final list of works that talk about the idea or book or essay or whatever it may be.

I really enjoyed this book. It seems like a Philosophy 101 course, and it helps that it explains some of the works that it does. It really helps to shed a new light on it. The print is rather tiny, and the ideas are rather dense. ( )