The culture of personality, by J. Herman Randall
John Herman Randall
The culture of personality, by J. Herman Randall
John Herman Randall’s book explores personality as a malleable quality that can be refined through mental discipline, ethical habits, and focused intention. Historically, it fits the New Thought emphasis on self-improvement and the power of mind, and readers will find instruction on developing poise, character, and social effectiveness.
About John Herman Randall
John Herman Randall Jr. (1899–1980) was an American philosopher and historian of ideas whose work addressed the history of Western philosophy and religion. While not an esoteric author, his scholarly studies of philosophical traditions have been used in broader discussions of metaphysical and religious thought.
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