Travel and Philosophy

Explore the intersection of travel and philosophy. Examine how philosophical concepts and principles can inform and enrich our travels, and discover the wisdom found in philosophical traditions from around the world.

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Travel and Philosophy / Anton Vander Schaaf

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Travel and Philosophy

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