| Notes: | "This series is designed to provide a forum for the discussion of contemporary trends in comparative religion and philosophy. Comparision is epistemologically fundamental to the acquisition of knowledge about a phenomenon and the aim of this series is to use it to the full to develop a proper understanding of what is happening in our times in the fields or religion and philosophy in particular and in the world in general"--Page facing title page.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
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