The Crisis of The Modern World

Description

A classic critique of modern Western civilisation from the standpoint of traditional metaphysics. First published in 1927, it argues that the modern crisis lies in the loss of spiritual knowledge and tradition, and examines individualism, the primacy of action over knowledge, and the role of modern science and philosophy. This edition adds a foreword by Prof. Kunwar Mohammad Yusuf Amin, which reads the work from an Islamic perspective. Suitable for readers of philosophy, comparative religion, and Islamic thought.