Matsushita, Konosuke <br/><br/>
Thoughts on Man. 

 - Tokyo  PHP Institute International.  1975 
 - 119p. 
<br/><br/> Since I was nine years old, I have been engaged in business. Through my<br/>long business life I have thought Since I was nine years old, I have been<br/>my about man and society. Seeing the miserable state of Japanese soCiety just<br/>after World War II with my own eyes prompted me, in 1946, to found PHP<br/>lnstitute, whose purpose is to seek peace, happiness, and prosperity tor<br/>the world. Also at that time l began a formal study of man's ideal role<br/>in society. Through this study, my thoughts on man gradually evolved...<br/><br/>The nature of man and the direc- tion mankind should take are themes<br/>the too great to be discussed fully in the course of even a thousand books.<br/>Indeed, all over the world many studies have been made and copious<br/>books published concerning these topics. To further discussion and<br/>thought on the question, "What is man and how should he act in socie-<br/>ty? as well as to introduce a new perspective on this age-old query, T<br/>decided to publish Ningen o Kangaeru  (Thoughts on Man) in English so it<br/>could be shared by people outside Japan. 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>4906042007 
<br/><br/><label>Subjects--Topical Terms: </label><br/>Man 20th century
<br/><br/><label>Dewey Class. No.: </label>305.3 MAT