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Exploring Philosophy: The Philosophical Quest (Introducing Philosophy S.)

Exploring Philosophy: The Philosophical Quest (Introducing Philosophy S.)

by Brenda Almond (Author)

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Synopsis

In this new, revised and expanded edition of her classic introduction, Brenda Almond takes the reader on a progressive exploration through the main areas of contemporary philosophy.

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Format: Paperback
 Pages: 248
 Edition: 2
 Publisher: John Wiley & Sons
Published: 17 Nov 1994
ISBN 10: 0631194851
ISBN 13: 9780631194859

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.personal introductory offering which invites the reader to observe her thought processes as she meditates the central questions. Times Literary Supplement, April Exploring Philosophy is a brave and largely successful attempt to do something new with the tradition of philosophy introductions. If my first year students had to read just one book all year, this is the one I would recommend. Ross Cogan, University of Bristol If my first year students had to read just one book all year, this is the one I would recommend . Ross Cogan, Teaching Assistant ( Cogito:Summer 1995) .engaging, accessible, and up--to date introductory volume...The extensive reading guides at the end of each chapter are excellent... However, Almonda s book has the clear benefit of focusing on issues as they are currently viewed by leading philosophers, among them Davidson, Derrida, Putnam, Quine, and Rorty. Suitable for general readers and the lower--division undergraduates. Choice This engaging, accessible, and up--to--date introductory volume.The extensive reading guides at the end of each chapter are excellent. Almonda s book has the clear benefit of focusing on issues as they are currently viewed by leading philosophers, among them Davidson, Derrida, Putnam, Quine and Rorty Choice Brenda Amond is to be thanked by any newcomer to philosophy, and by any teacher... It makes philosophy interesting, do--able, but without false promises -- or false disapoointments. Richard Ashcroft, University of Liverpool, Society for Applied Philosophy, 1996
Author Bio
Brenda Almond is Professor of Moral and Social Philosophy at the University of Hull, Chair of the Society for Applied Philosophy, and joint editor of the Journal of Applied Philosophy. She is the author of several books, which include Moral Concerns (1987), Education and the Individual (1981) and is the editor of AIDS: A Moral Issues (1990) and Introducing Applied Ethics (Blackwell, 1995).