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Jack Bowen - The Dream Weaver: One Boy's Journey Through the Landscape of Reality

Kepler's Bookstore

February 28, 2008

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Also A Journey Through the Landscape of Philosophy: A Reader. Come explore the Big Issues in a fun and accessible way. Join Jack Bowen--author of the San Francisco Chronicle Top-10 Bestseller The Dream Weaver -- in celebration of the release of his new book. He will explore the latest on major topics such as morality, the soul, the mind, and science, and provide audience members with the opportunity to take their own journey. In addition, Stanford Philosophy Chair John Perry will share insights from his foreword to Bowen's new edition. "An intriguing tale that will instill readers with an abiding sense of philosophical wonder," writes Christopher Phillips, bestselling author of "Socrates Cafe." Author and publisher Wenda O'Reily proclaims, "Jack Bowen's novel is like traveling with Alice to a Wonderland inhabited by the greatest philosophers and scientists who ever lived...A triumph!" Jack Bowen will donate all book sales during the week to YES Reading to aid the effort to eradicate illiteracy and promote critical and creative thinking. Visit www.dreamweaverphilosophy.com for more details.

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  Dates:
  February 28, 2008

  Times:
  7:30pm

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  Kepler's Books

  1010 El Camino Real Menlo Park, CA 94025

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  • Event Name: Jack Bowen - The Dream Weaver: One Boy's Journey Through the Landscape of Reality
    "The Dream Weaver Does It"
    Comment posted by: Marin Reader from Marin, Feb 14, 2008
    

    I read the original edition of this book gifted to me by a friend as what they called A Fun Way to Experience Philosophy. They were right. I liked it so much that I bought Bowens second book which... Expand

    I read the original edition of this book gifted to me by a friend as what they called A Fun Way to Experience Philosophy. They were right. I liked it so much that I bought Bowens second book which is a more academic look at philosophy. I am very curious to see what he is like in person at this event. Collapse

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