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Book name: After the Nonbeliever Author: Colin Wilson Publisher: Al-Adab Number of pages: 280 Overview: The British writer Colin Wilson's fame soared when he published his first book "The Nonbeliever," which Al-Adab Publishing recently issued a new edition of, and in which the author outlined a new philosophical doctrine in life. As for this book "After the Nonbeliever" that the reader finds in his hands, it explains the philosophy of "New Existentialism" that Colin Wilson advocates. In this book, there is a precise analysis and deep critique of major philosophers, from Whitehead to Husserl to Sartre, and it includes a serious view of the world and a new concept of philosophy, both theoretically and practically. The book contains three important appendices in which the author discusses "drug experience" and its effect on creating the new vision, as well as his progressive opinion on art and literature in the Soviet Union.