cannot trace, with any sort of adequacy, the tight line of argument that fills this little book to the bursting point with ideas. It is not everyone’s meat, but those with teeth for it should not miss the opportunity of encountering a first-rate mind at work on the most elusive yet important problems in metaphysics. Therefore I shall give a summary, even if it is little more than a series of subject-headings.
The Metaphysics of Love, by Frederick D. Wilhelmsen. Sheed and Ward, $3.50




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