Gabriel Marcel
Marcel, Gabriel - gäbrēĕlˈ 1889–1973, French philosopher, dramatist, and critic, b. Paris. A leading Christian existentialist, he became a Roman Catholic in 1929. He called himself a "concrete philosopher," indicating a reaction to his early idealism. He saw philosophy not as formulation of a system but rather as a personal reflection on the human Read More...
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Awakenings: A Translation of Gabriel Marcel's Autobiography
by Gabriel Marcel, Peter S. Rogers. 258 pgs.
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Gabriel Marcel's Perspectives on the Broken World: The Broken World, a Four-Act Play: Followed by Concrete Approaches to Investigating the Ontological Mystery
by Gabriel Marcel, Katharine Rose Hanley. 248 pgs.
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Makers of the Modern Theater ("Ariadne" by Gabriel Marcel begins on p. 552)
by Barry Ulanov. 746 pgs.
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Marcel: The Playwright/Philosopher, in Renascence: Essays on Values in Literature
by Katharine Rose Hanley. 16 pgs.
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Philosophy in the Twentieth Century: An Anthology, Vol. Three ("On the Ontological Mystery" by Gabriel Marcel begins on p. 364)
by William Barrett, Henry D. Aiken. 456 pgs.
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The New Orpheus: Essays toward a Christian Poetic ("The Finality of the Drama" by Gabriel Marcel begins on p. 328)
by Nathan A. Scott. 431 pgs.
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Gabriel Marcel's Catholic Dramaturgy, in Renascence: Essays on Values in Literature
by Thomas A. Michaud. 13 pgs.
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Aspects of Marcel's Essays, in Renascence: Essays on Values in Literature
by Teresa I. Reed. 18 pgs.
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Marcel and Phenomenology: Can Literature Help Philosophy?, in Renascence: Essays on Values in Literature
by Brendan Sweetman. 15 pgs.
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