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    The Core of the Self

    By John O'Loughlin

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    'The Core of the Self' logically follows 'The Soul of Being' (1998) as a major philosophical text in which the various aphoristic cycles spiral towards a new summit identified, in this case, with the core of the self conceived in intensely metaphysical terms. The writing of this author of course goes on, as does his doggedly logical pursuit of Truth, way beyond this particular title. But here it achieves a degree of definitiveness, in connection with its main subjects, that it would be difficult if not impossible to refute.
    LanguageEnglish
    PublisherLulu.com
    Release dateFeb 13, 2013
    ISBN9781446100134
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