Essays in Metaphysics [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 14 (4):724-724 (1961)
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The primary thesis of this little book is that evil results only from the egotistical pursuit of private ends and is, in some measure, ineradicable from human affairs. As a clarification of moral evil this is persuasive. But the author's attempt to explain natural evil along the same lines is more questionable. --D. D. O.

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