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What Gave You That Idea? -- Rediscovering the Development of Our Worldviews
from the back cover: "Searching the faraway origins of philosophy, religion, and science might reshape the accepted foundation of our knowledge. Georges Kassabgi invites us to think anew about starting points and primal elements, material as well as nonmaterial--common to all that exists. With this essay, he sketches a walkway, so often dreamed of but never completed before, connecting these three disciplines, so as to improve the outcome of discussions about some big questions." -- Daniel S. Larange', PhD McGill University, Montreal 2012
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