The Outlook for Intelligence

This hardcover edition is well-preserved, retaining its structural integrity. The cover showcases a design by Margaret Davis, with a portrait of Valéry by D’Espagnat. The pages are clean and free of inscriptions or markings. The book does not show signs of being an ex-library copy. Dust jacket condition is unknown as it is not clearly visible in the images provided.

The Outlook for Intelligence by Paul Valéry, published by Princeton University Press in 1989, offers a profound exploration of modern civilization and intellectual life. This edition is part of the esteemed Bollingen Series XLV and represents the First Princeton/Bollingen Paperback printing. Originally published in 1963 by Harper & Row, this selection from Valéry's works continues to resonate with readers interested in philosophy and the evolution of human thought. Valéry, a celebrated French poet and philosopher, provides a unique perspective on the complexities of intelligence. This edition is notable for its inclusion in the Bollingen Series, a mark of scholarly significance, and is translated by Denise Folliot and Jackson Mathews, with a preface by François Valéry. The book is in hardcover format, maintaining its integrity and appeal for collectors. A valuable addition for those interested in philosophical discourse and the historical context of intellectual development.