MAN: THE BRIDGE BETWEEN TWO WORLDS

by ‧ RELEASE DATE: Feb. 3, 1960

In an age of specialists it is a refreshing experience to meet Dr. Winkler's well-rounded mind. For thirty years he has practised medicine, and added work in psychology to his healing ministry. His grasp of theology and insights are those which have the newness of the non-specialist who knows the field, and his familiarity with literature, especially the writings of the Graeco-Roman period, is evident throughout. Dr. Winkler has written a book well within the understanding of the average layman, and well within the interests of theologians, clergy and others who are challenged as the author is- toward having a well-rounded knowledge. ""Man"", says Dr. Winkler, ""is the bridge between two planes, a bridge whose pylons stand on different levels of existence, the perfect thought of creation and the imperfect form of the created."" How Dr. Winkler arrives at this last page conclusion makes a fascinating book. Intriguing are his discussions of the relation of religion, art and analytical intellect. Especially rewarding is his Chapter 7 ""The Evolution of Consciousness and its Reflection in Legends"".

Pub Date: Feb. 3, 1960

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Publisher: Harper

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Kirkus Reviews Issue: Feb. 1, 1960

Categories: NONFICTION