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Title: Philosophy of Man at Recreation and Leisure

Philosophy of Man at Recreation and Leisure

by Christopher Berry Gray (Author)
©2007 Monographs XII, 252 Pages
Theology & Philosophy

Summary

In Philosophy of Man at Recreation and Leisure, Christopher Berry Gray identifies worldviews that welcome or reject activities of recreation and leisure. Gray rigorously examines the many dimensions of the human being, such as bodiliness, animation, mentality, morality, sociality, and spirituality. By doing so, he discloses the many activities that embody, exemplify, and reveal the human being. Philosophy of Man at Recreation and Leisure is essential reading for courses on recreation and leisure studies and philosophical anthropology.

Details

Pages
XII, 252
Year
2007
ISBN (Hardcover)
9780820495125
Language
English
Keywords
Philosophy Man Recreation Leisure Philosophische Anthropologie
Published
New York, Bern, Berlin, Bruxelles, Frankfurt am Main, Oxford, Wien, 2007. XII, 252 pp.

Biographical notes

Christopher Berry Gray (Author)

The Author: Christopher Berry Gray received his degrees in philosophy from St. Bonaventure University (B.A. 1963) and The Catholic University of America (M.A. 1965; Ph.D. 1970), and in law from McGill University (B.C.L. 1978; L.L.B. 1979). Since 1967, he has taught philosophy at Concordia University, Montreal, Quebec, and its predecessor institutions. He has written over a hundred articles, which have appeared in journals of law and of philosophy. He is also the editor of Philosophical Reflections on the U.S. Constitution (1989) and The Philosophy of Law: An Encyclopedia (2 volumes, 1999).

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