A Dao for the Third Millennium: The politics, psychology, philosophy, and practice of the common good.
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A Dao for the Third Millennium: The politics, psychology, philosophy, and practice of the common good.

by Jack Parkinson

Politics Philosophy Spirituality Psychology
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A Dao for the Third Millennium explores the common good through the connected lenses of politics, psychology, philosophy, and practice. Framed around the concept of a Dao for the modern era, the book offers a broad, multidisciplinary consideration of how these perspectives relate to collective well-being.

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A Dao for the Third Millennium examines the idea of the common good through several interconnected fields.

The book brings together perspectives from politics, psychology, and philosophy.

It also considers the practical dimensions of pursuing and applying a common-good approach.

Its title frames these themes through the concept of a Dao for the modern era.

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