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Relations of Indian, Greek, and Christian Thought in Antiquity

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Ground Zero Books, Ltd.
(Silver Spring, MD, Estados Unidos de America)

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Descripción Wraps. Condición: Very good. Presumed First Edition, First printing. The format is approximately 5.875 inches by 9 inches. vii, [1],169, [6] pages. Some cover wear. Inscribed by the author on the title page. Inscription reads For my enduring friends Dick and Diana, this poor man's publication may be taken, in the phrase of Dr. Johnson, as a contribution to the "epidemical conspiracy for the destruction of paper." Ken. Chapter Notes. Index of Names. Stunkel was an emeritus professor of history at Monmouth University. Ken had an early career as a modern dancer in his 20's, wrote speeches for generals at the Pentagon, and often gave his own interpretation of history as a guide for the National Park Service in Washington D.C. He served in Korea as Psychiatric Social Worker and later as a choreographer touring Japan with USO shows. Ken was sustained by a deep love and almost encyclopedic knowledge of classical music. Throughout his distinguished 47-year career at Monmouth, he served as dean of Humanities and Social Sciences from 1996-2001 and dean of Art and Sciences from 1993-1996. Stunkel taught over 25 different courses and authored 10 academic books, including "Relations of Indian, Greek, and Christian thought in Antiquity", "Ideas and Art in Asian Civilizations, Understanding Lewis Mumford: A Guide for the Perplexed," and "50 Key Works of History and Historiography." Since retiring he coauthored a play Lives of Reason with Monmouth colleague Robert Rechnitz. It was produced in 2016 at Two River Theater to sold out performances. Ken's second play How to Live: A Dialogue of the Dead was given a staged reading at Two River Theater. The contents include: History, Mystical Traditions, and a Question of Influence; Historic Contacts between India and Mediterranean Civilization to the fall of Rome; Classical Knowledge of India; The Lure of Parallels: Monism and Pluralism, Indian and Greek; The Lure of Parallels: The Mystical Tradition, Indian and Greek; The Lure of Parallels: Indian Thought and Christian Origins; and Epilogue. Nº de ref. del artículo: 87750

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