British author Colin Wilson’s fame soared with the publication of his first book, “The Outsider,” which Dar Al-Adab recently published in a new edition. In it, the author outlined a new philosophical approach to life.
This book, “Beyond the Outsider,” which the reader finds before him, explains the “new existentialism” philosophy advocated by Colin Wilson.
This book offers a meticulous analysis and in-depth critique of major philosophers, from Whitehead to Husserl to Sartre. It encompasses a serious worldview and a new concept of philosophy, both theoretical and applied. The book contains three important appendices in which the author discusses the “psychedelic experience” and its impact on creating a new vision, and his progressive views of art and literature in the Soviet Union.
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This book completes Colin Wilson’s existential analysis of the contemporary human being and his struggle with isolation and spiritual alienation.
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