"This insightful and accessible book illuminates the vital role of humanism in addressing the crisis of meaning in our troubled age." Andrew Copson, Chief Executive of Humanists UK and President of Humanists International
There is no philosopher today better qualified to answer the question of what humanism is for than Richard Norman. His humanism is one with a cool head and warm heart. Julian Baggini, writer and philosopher This pellucid little book can be read with pleasure by atheists and theists alike. It is well argued, nuanced and fair to all sides. Robin Gill, University of Kent " Crystal clear, informative, and always fair-minded, ... merits careful attention even from those who cannot share Norman's worldview." John Cottingham, Professor Emeritus of Philosophy, University of Reading
A tour de force introduction to humanism, one of the most significant and most misunderstood existential movements of the modern age. Lois Lee, University of Kent
