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In keeping with those virtues which have made it the leading collection of its kind, the fifth edition of Classics of Western Philosophy features unabridged works (or substantive selections) in preeminent and thoughtfully annotated translations and editions. As before, Introductions by a team of distinguished scholars including William Mann, Steven Cahn, Patricia W. Kitcher, George Sher, Derk Pereboom, Philip W. Kitcher, Charles Guignon, Israel Scheffler, and Jonathan Vogel offer authoritative guidance to the philosophers and their work. And now coverage extends into the twentieth century, culminating in a judicious-and nontechnical-selection of philosophical writings that are both classic in their own right and representative of main currents of recent philosophical thought.
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A collection of abridged and complete texts and excerpts introducing undergraduates to philosophy. Twenty-two of the world's greatest philosophers are represented. Introductions to each author contain biographical data, philosophical commentary, and bibliographic guides. Annotations are provided to clarify textual references. This fifth edition offers selections from the 20th century, featuring philosophical writings from the recent past that are both classic in their own right and representative of main currents of philosophical thought in this century. No index. Annotation c. Book News, Inc., Portland, OR (booknew.com)
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Product Details

  • ISBN-13: 9780872206373
  • Publisher: Hackett Publishing Co.
  • Publication date: 10/1/2002
  • Edition description: Older Edition
  • Edition number: 6
  • Pages: 1198
  • Product dimensions: 7.30 (w) x 9.20 (h) x 1.90 (d)

Table of Contents

Preface
Plato 1
Aristotle 178
Epicurus 294
Epictetus 302
Sextus Empiricus 316
Augustine 336
Boethius 366
Anselm 377
Moses Maimonides 400
Thomas Aquinas 407
Levi Gersonides 429
William of Ockham 442
Rene Descartes 452
Thomas Hobbes 487
Baruch Spinoza 520
Gottfried Leibniz 567
John Locke 598
George Berkeley 669
David Hume 732
Immanuel Kant 876
G.W.F. Hegel 994
Soren Kierkegaard 1007
John Stuart Mill 1015
Friedrich Nietzsche 1078
Charles Sanders Peirce 1095
William James 1117
Bertrand Russell 1141
Jean-Paul Sartre 1167
J. L. Austin 1182
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  • Anonymous

    Posted December 21, 2005

    Pretty Good

    Altough, I have a few problems with this book, you will not find a better book of its kind for a lower price. As for those problems: I think they were brief when they should have been long and long when they should have been brief. For example, the section on Plato's Republic is to short they should have included the whole book. Again Thomas Aquinas is only given around 15 pages. Overall,the work is pretty complete, although they could have been innovative and added a section on Freud or C.S. Lewis.

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