Meaning of it All in Everyday Speech (Paper)

Don Cupitt

  • 9780334027867
  • 130
  • 31.25
  • Paper
  • 0334027861
  • 9/1/1999
  • 3-5 days processing
$ 20.00
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In this text the author studies our use of the terms it and it all, to show how ordinary language sees the human condition. The answer turns out to be a form of radical religious humanism.'

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