Seidenberg sees the history of man as a conflict between instinct and intelligence. He regards change as a temporary condition in the development of mankind, and explores in this bold and far-reaching essay on the plight of the human being the fateful trends that are impelling him towards the organization of intelligence that will transform the present movement into an unalterable stability.
Originally published in 1961.
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