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The second volume of Josef Pieper's autobiography explores his life from 1945 to 1964, detailing his journey through post-war challenges as he reestablishes himself academically and personally. Amidst a climate of despair, Pieper's philosophy, inspired by Plato and Aquinas, resonates with students, leading to a thriving teaching career. He prioritizes training teachers over prestigious academic positions, while maintaining an independent stance within the Catholic tradition. His growing popularity extends to American universities, prompting enriching travels that further shape his philosophical outlook.