Mark Twain
What Is Man? and Other Essays — Mark Twain
What Is Man? and Other Essays — Mark Twain
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Is a human being an independent moral agent—or a machine shaped by heredity, environment, and the need for self-approval? In the title dialogue, Mark Twain sets an Old Man and a Young Man against one another in a sharp, unsettling argument about free will. Fifteen additional essays move from grief and memory to language, tobacco, bicycles, Shakespeare, history, and Twain’s unmistakable satire.
This Nile Book Store edition pairs a clean, reflowable EPUB containing all 16 works with John Greenman’s complete public-domain LibriVox recording.
- Author: Mark Twain (Samuel Langhorne Clemens)
- Title essay first published: 1906
- Contents: 16 essays and short works
- Format: EPUB + complete audiobook ZIP
- Narrator: John Greenman
- Audio: 25 sections, 10 hours 37 minutes
- Language: English
- SKU: EN-70
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