Books Tell You Why, Inc.

An edition that bears sunning to the outer edges of the blue cloth boards, else Near Fine in a soiled and price-clippe dust-jacket in the same condition.

De Chardin, Pierre Teilhard and J.M. Cohen's translation of The Appearance of Man is a seminal work on the history of life. Written by three of the most important thinkers of the 20th century, it surveys human evolution and the emergence of the human species. The book is full of complex ideas and is a dense read, but it is worth it for its insights into the development of human consciousness and its relationship to the rest of the universe.; 8vo; 286 pages.