Philosophy in the twentieth century is directly related to the concerns of the overage man and the problems of culture. In this stimulating volume, Morton White, Professor of Philosophy at Harvard, presents some of the influential modern philosophical writing in the fields of existentialism, logical analysis, linguistics and science and on the concepts of lime, instinct and organism, showing their significance for man today. Through his choice of philosophers and his incisive commentary, Mr. White presents the philosophy of our day in all its complexity and diversity.