Values and Value Theories in the Light of Sri Aurobindo [Signed]

India: Institute of Human Study, Hyderabad, 1973. First Edition. Octavo with green cloth spine and light blue boards in green and yellow jacket; 168 pages; 22 cm A very good copy, inscribed neatly in pen on front flyleaf; boards have seen a bit of damp and sun; binding is tight and pages are clean; in a very good (-) jacket with some minor creasing at top edge; small chip to front lower edge and mild age toning; now in archival mylar. Hardcover.

Scarce. Signed and inscribed by author. Originally delivered in the form of lectures ... under Unesco's major project--Mutual appreciation of values: East and West. "Sri Aurobindo, poet and yogi, seer and philosopher, prolific writer, critic and humanist has been one of the most outstanding leaders of thought and action of our times. His many writings reveal him as a supreme evaluator of values governing human existence on this planet, and as one who gave a new meaning and significance to life itself. The eleven brief essays in this volume discuss the more important values and value theories in the East and in the West as well as a few fundamental concepts in the light of Sri Aurobindo's integral weltanschauung." -- Preface by the author.