Not Yet the Twilight: An Autobiography 1945-1964

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The narrative focuses on Josef Pieper's life from 1945 to 1964, highlighting his journey through post-war challenges as he re-establishes himself academically and personally. Amidst a climate of despair, he teaches philosophy, drawing on the works of Plato and Aquinas, attracting numerous students seeking hope. Pieper prioritizes training teachers over prestigious positions, maintaining a critical yet traditional stance towards the Catholic Church. His growing reputation leads to international teaching opportunities, enriching his philosophical perspective through diverse cultural experiences.