Know Thyself: Action and Perception -- Book 3 the Human Equation Toolkit

Know Thyself: Action and Perception -- Book 3 the Human Equation Toolkit
ISBN-10
1927483263
ISBN-13
9781927483268
Series
Know Thyself
Category
Act (Philosophy)
Pages
106
Language
English
Published
2012-09
Publisher
BPS Books
Authors
Eric McLuhan, Wayne Constantineau

Description

The third of five books in a groundbreaking new series, The Human Equation Toolkit. McLuhan and Constantineau investigate the interplay between the four postures and the modes of perception.

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