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Griffith's first book introduces the issue of the human condition and his biological explanation of it. It describes how the human condition is the result of a conflict between our instinctive self struggling against our intellect's need to understand existence. It presents the understanding needed for our species psychological rehabilitation. Free: The End of the Human Condition (1988) received many reviews, reproduced below: 'Could you please send me an extra copy of your book? [Mine] is on loan because it was so appreciated.' The late Sir Laurens van der Post , who was a pre-eminent philosopher, author of 24 books and a close friend of Carl Jung ________________________________________ 'Your [Jeremy Griffith's] work is a cool breeze in the furnace of human history. How badly the world needs such optimism and generosity.' Dr Bob Brown , Australian MP and founder of the Australian conservation movement ________________________________________ 'Your work 'Free: The End of The Human Condition' will be very useful and certainly very appreciated by all the researchers of this laboratory.' Professor Henry de Lumley , National Museum of Natural History, Institute for Human Palaeon

Author
Newell D. Chamberlain
Publisher
Centre for Humanity's Adulthood; WTM Publishing & Communications
Published
1988
Language
EN
ISBN
9780731604951
Subjects
Psychology, Anthropology, Science

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