What is man?
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What is man? may refer to:
In literature
[edit]- Psalm 8, verse 4 begins with this question and may be the origin thereof.
- What Is Man? (Twain essay), essay written by Mark Twain and published in 1906
- What Is Man? (King essay), essay written by Martin Luther King Jr. and published in 1959
- What Is Man?, a book by Wolfhart Pannenberg
- What is Man, a 1970 book by David Jenkins
- What Is Man? a 1923 work by John Arthur Thomson
In philosophy
[edit]- What is man?, a philosophical thought by Thomas Hill Green
- What is man?, a theme found in B. F. Skinner's 1971 book Beyond Freedom and Dignity
In music
[edit]- "What Is Man", a song by Johnny Cash appearing on the album Personal File
- "What Is Man?", a four-part composition by Charles Lloyd and Billy Higgins appearing on the 2004 album Which Way Is East
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