The Future of Mankind

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By Karl Jaspers

University of Chicago Press, 1961, 342 pp

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One of the world's most eminent philosophers addresses himself to this very stark problem: "An altogether novel situation has been created by the atom bomb. Either all mankind will physically perish or there will be a change in the moral-political condition of man." An important book that demands the full attention of the reader.

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