Nāqābil-i tasḵẖīr zahan-i insānī : (ناقابل تسخیرزہن انسانی) / Gulbarṭ Hā’īṭ : (گلبرٹ ہائیٹ)
By: Gulbarṭ Hā’īṭ : (گلبرٹ ہائیٹ).
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TextPublisher: Lāhaur : (لاہور) : 'Ilmī Kitāb K̲h̲ānah : (علمی کتاب خانہ), 1954Description: 152 p.Subject(s): Theory of. Esprit et corps | Mind and body | KnowledgeDDC classification: 153 H638N 1954 Summary: Examines the history, the limits and the promise of the human mind -- and the knowledge of which it is capable. Examines the performance of that miracle of memory and creative power -- the human mind. From the intellectual and moral monuments of the Greeks, the Romans, the Judaeo-Christians and our contemporary thinkers, the author explores the meaning of our culture. Out of this book come the answers to some of the pressing questions of our time -- on freedom, on censorship and on our educational system. And out of it too comes a clear definition of knowledge and new insights into the strength and limitations of the mind.
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Examines the history, the limits and the promise of the human mind -- and the knowledge of which it is capable. Examines the performance of that miracle of memory and creative power -- the human mind. From the intellectual and moral monuments of the Greeks, the Romans, the Judaeo-Christians and our contemporary thinkers, the author explores the meaning of our culture. Out of this book come the answers to some of the pressing questions of our time -- on freedom, on censorship and on our educational system. And out of it too comes a clear definition of knowledge and new insights into the strength and limitations of the mind.
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