Pensees Blaise Pascal Folio Society 2011

Description Pensees by Blaise Pascal Blaise Pascal (1623-62) was a mathematician and physicist who invented the mechanical calculator and developed probability theory. He also wrote one of the best loved religious works of all time. This series of reflections- pensees – on subjects as varied as infinity, boredom and human nature, lead Pascal to the same conclusion: that reason alone cannot explain our existence and that man needs God in order to be happy. Pascal is equally celebrated for his simple, original prose style as for his profound insights that have influenced generations of thinkers and writers from Kierkegaard to Samuel Becket. Features; Folio Society First Impression Publisher Folio Society, London; 2011 Black Buckram Hardback, 368 pp Frontispiece with 16 pages of colour plates. Size 230 x 160mm, 1.3kg Condition: Near Fine – Slight Rippleing to SLipcase Wrap on One Side of Slipcase, Book Superb Unmarked Copy 5 Good Reasons To BUY NOW !!! FREE UK Delivery, Overseas Postage at Reduced Rate Superfast Delivery – I always try to post within 24 hrs of payment to ensure you get your book(s) as quickly as possible. Professional Packaging – I always use Top Quality packaging products to ensure you receive your item in the condition it was sent. Member of IOBA – “The books you want…from sellers you can trust”, www.ioba.org 100% Satisfaction Guaranteed – If you are not 100% satisfied with your book then simply return it for a refund HCBOOKSONLINE Love Books – Love My Website If you require any further information please email me.