All Men are Ghosts By: L. P. (Lawrence Pearsall) Jacks (1860-1955)
All Men are Ghosts by L. P. Jacks is a brilliantly written philosophical masterpiece that delves into the depths of the human psyche. This thought-provoking book challenges conventional beliefs and explores the complexities of life, death, and the existence of the soul. The author, L. P. Jacks, presents a unique perspective on the idea of ghosts, drawing a parallel between the ethereal beings that haunt our world and the intangible qualities that define humanity. Throughout the book, he weaves together philosophical arguments, poignant anecdotes, and introspective reflections to captivate readers and make them question their own existence. One of the book's greatest strengths lies in its ability to bridge the gap between skepticism and spirituality. Jacks seamlessly blends his rational inquiries with a profound sense of wonder, creating a captivating narrative that appeals to both believers and non-believers alike. With each chapter, he encourages readers to engage in introspection, challenging them to reevaluate the way they perceive reality and the lasting impressions they leave behind. Throughout the book, Jacks also examines the concept of time as a subjective experience. He delves into the fragility of memory and how our recollections can become distorted over time, blurring the line between what is real and what is imagined. Through his insightful exploration, readers are reminded of the impermanence of existence, urging them to cherish every fleeting moment and question the impact they have on the world around them. Although the book delves into profound philosophical questions, it remains accessible to readers of all backgrounds. Jacks' prose is eloquent and lucid, packing deeper meaning into every sentence. With his careful selection of words, he effortlessly navigates complex concepts, ensuring readers remain engaged and enlightened throughout the journey. All Men are Ghosts is undoubtedly a book that prompts introspection and challenges the status quo. Jacks' ability to articulate profound ideas with clarity and precision is commendable. This thought-provoking work is a testament to the timeless nature of philosophy and the eternal quest for understanding the human experience. In conclusion, All Men are Ghosts by L. P. Jacks is an exceptional book that pushes the boundaries of philosophical inquiry. It serves as a compelling reminder of our shared humanity and the lasting impact each individual can have on the world. Whether you are a lover of philosophy or simply curious about life's deeper questions, this book is a treasure that will leave an indelible mark on your mind and soul. First Page: ALL MEN ARE GHOSTS BY L. P. JACKS AUTHOR OF "MAD SHEPHERDS," "AMONG THE IDOLMAKERS," "THE ALCHEMY OF THOUGHT" LONDON WILLIAMS & NORGATE 14 HENRIETTA STREET, COVENT GARDEN 1913 I DEDICATE THIS VOLUME TO STOPFORD BROOKE TO WHOM I OWE MORE THAN COULD BE TOLD WERE MANY PAGES EMPLOYED IN THE RECITAL CONTENTS PANHANDLE AND THE GHOSTS: I. PANHANDLE LAYS DOWN A PRINCIPLE II. PANHANDLE NARRATES HIS HISTORY AND DESCRIBES THE HAUNTED HOUSE III. PANHANDLE'S REMARKABLE ADVENTURE. THE GHOST APPEARS THE MAGIC FORMULA ALL MEN ARE GHOSTS: I. DR PIECRAFT BECOMES CONFUSED II. "THE HOLE IN THE WATER SKIN" III. DR PIECRAFT CLEARS HIS MIND THE PROFESSOR'S MARE FARMER JEREMY AND HIS WAYS WHITE ROSES Of the stories in this volume, "Farmer Jeremy and his Ways" has already appeared in the Cornhill ; "The Magic Formula," "The Professor's Mare," and "White Roses" in the Atlantic Monthly . These are reprinted with the permission of the respective Editors. Some additions have been made which were precluded by the shorter form of the magazine story. "He that hath found some fledged bird's nest may know, At first sight, if the bird be flown; But what fair well or grove he sings in now, That is to him unknown... Continue reading book >>

All Men are Ghosts By: L. P. (Lawrence Pearsall) Jacks (1860-1955)

All Men are Ghosts by L. P. Jacks is a brilliantly written philosophical masterpiece that delves into the depths of the human psyche. This thought-provoking book challenges conventional beliefs and explores the complexities of life, death, and the existence of the soul.

The author, L. P. Jacks, presents a unique perspective on the idea of ghosts, drawing a parallel between the ethereal beings that haunt our world and the intangible qualities that define humanity. Throughout the book, he weaves together philosophical arguments, poignant anecdotes, and introspective reflections to captivate readers and make them question their own existence.

One of the book's greatest strengths lies in its ability to bridge the gap between skepticism and spirituality. Jacks seamlessly blends his rational inquiries with a profound sense of wonder, creating a captivating narrative that appeals to both believers and non-believers alike. With each chapter, he encourages readers to engage in introspection, challenging them to reevaluate the way they perceive reality and the lasting impressions they leave behind.

Throughout the book, Jacks also examines the concept of time as a subjective experience. He delves into the fragility of memory and how our recollections can become distorted over time, blurring the line between what is real and what is imagined. Through his insightful exploration, readers are reminded of the impermanence of existence, urging them to cherish every fleeting moment and question the impact they have on the world around them.

Although the book delves into profound philosophical questions, it remains accessible to readers of all backgrounds. Jacks' prose is eloquent and lucid, packing deeper meaning into every sentence. With his careful selection of words, he effortlessly navigates complex concepts, ensuring readers remain engaged and enlightened throughout the journey.

All Men are Ghosts is undoubtedly a book that prompts introspection and challenges the status quo. Jacks' ability to articulate profound ideas with clarity and precision is commendable. This thought-provoking work is a testament to the timeless nature of philosophy and the eternal quest for understanding the human experience.

In conclusion, All Men are Ghosts by L. P. Jacks is an exceptional book that pushes the boundaries of philosophical inquiry. It serves as a compelling reminder of our shared humanity and the lasting impact each individual can have on the world. Whether you are a lover of philosophy or simply curious about life's deeper questions, this book is a treasure that will leave an indelible mark on your mind and soul.

First Page:

ALL MEN ARE GHOSTS

BY L. P. JACKS

AUTHOR OF "MAD SHEPHERDS," "AMONG THE IDOLMAKERS," "THE ALCHEMY OF THOUGHT"

LONDON WILLIAMS & NORGATE 14 HENRIETTA STREET, COVENT GARDEN 1913

I DEDICATE THIS VOLUME TO STOPFORD BROOKE TO WHOM I OWE MORE THAN COULD BE TOLD WERE MANY PAGES EMPLOYED IN THE RECITAL

CONTENTS

PANHANDLE AND THE GHOSTS:

I. PANHANDLE LAYS DOWN A PRINCIPLE

II. PANHANDLE NARRATES HIS HISTORY AND DESCRIBES THE HAUNTED HOUSE

III. PANHANDLE'S REMARKABLE ADVENTURE. THE GHOST APPEARS

THE MAGIC FORMULA

ALL MEN ARE GHOSTS:

I. DR PIECRAFT BECOMES CONFUSED

II. "THE HOLE IN THE WATER SKIN"

III. DR PIECRAFT CLEARS HIS MIND

THE PROFESSOR'S MARE

FARMER JEREMY AND HIS WAYS

WHITE ROSES

Of the stories in this volume, "Farmer Jeremy and his Ways" has already appeared in the Cornhill ; "The Magic Formula," "The Professor's Mare," and "White Roses" in the Atlantic Monthly . These are reprinted with the permission of the respective Editors. Some additions have been made which were precluded by the shorter form of the magazine story.

"He that hath found some fledged bird's nest may know, At first sight, if the bird be flown; But what fair well or grove he sings in now, That is to him unknown... Continue reading book >>

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