The Meaning of Death

This paperback edition shows signs of previous library use, indicated by a library stamp. The cover is intact with minor wear typical of library circulation. The binding is firm, and the pages are clean with no inscriptions or signatures. Overall, it is in good condition for reading and collection.

"The Meaning of Death," edited by Herman Feifel, is a significant exploration into the psychological and philosophical perspectives on death. Published by McGraw-Hill Book Company in 1965, this is the First McGraw-Hill Paperback Edition. The book features contributions from renowned thinkers such as Carl G. Jung, Paul Tillich, and Walter Kaufmann, delving into the multifaceted interpretations of mortality. Originally copyrighted in 1959, this edition offers valuable insights for those interested in psychology and philosophy. The publication spans multiple cities, including New York, London, Sydney, and Toronto, highlighting its international relevance. The book is a valuable resource for scholars and collectors, particularly due to its association with prominent intellectuals. Condition-wise, it carries evidence of library use but remains a vital addition to collections focusing on existential and psychological discourse.