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The image is of a book cover for a biography titled "Alan Watts" by David Stuart. The cover features a portrait of Alan Watts in the center, surrounded by an ornate, circular, mandala-like design with intricate patterns and colors. The title "Alan Watts" is written in large, stylized purple letters above the portrait. At the top, it mentions, "A biography of the chief guru of the recent counterculture;
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The image is of a book cover for a biography titled "Alan Watts" by David Stuart. The cover features a portrait of Alan Watts in the center, surrounded by an ornate, circular, mandala-like design with intricate patterns and colors. The title "Alan Watts" is written in large, stylized purple letters above the portrait. At the top, it mentions, "A biography of the chief guru of the recent counterculture;

Alan Watts

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Price:
$125.00

Description

Author David Stuart

Publisher Chilton Book Company 1976 First Edition

Binding Hardcover

Condition Very good. Ours has a dustjacket protected in Brodart Archival covering. This is a first edition of a book about a significant figure in the 1960s counter-culture. A rare find

Summary

Alan Watts was more than a philosopher—he was a bridge between Eastern thought and Western minds. In this 1976 biography, David Stuart explores Watts’ journey from a British-born theologian to a countercultural icon, introducing Zen, Vedanta, and Taoism to American audiences. Stuart’s engaging prose and deep research make this a compelling read for both longtime admirers and those new to Watts’ work. The book delves into his personal life, his intellectual influences, and his role in shaping the spiritual landscape of the 20th century. This first edition from Chilton Book Company, protected by a Brodart cover, is a collector’s gem, preserving a fascinating exploration of one of the most influential spiritual teachers of modern times.

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