On the Meaning of Life

A small book by Will Durant, the American historian known for The Story of Civilization. Troubled by the question of what makes life worth living, he wrote to well-known figures of his day, among them Gandhi and George Bernard Shaw, asking where they found purpose and consolation. Their replies, together with Durant's own reflections, make a thoughtful, very readable conversation about meaning. The text is in Persian (Farsi/Dari).

Author: Will Durant

Translator: ریحانه عسکری

Persian title: درباره معنی زندگی

Bought from a Kabul bookshop and hand-delivered — the recipient inspects it at the door before accepting. The edition and cover may differ from the photo.