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In this essay, Grene brings together some of the themes in philosophy, biology, and other disciplines which have influenced her own work, together with recollections of her contacts with some of the thinkers and ideas which have most impressed her.

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Offers a look at the 'golden age' of American philosophy. This volume focuses upon the activities of the American philosophical associations - the Western Philosophical Association and the American Philosophical Association - that were founded at the beginning of the twentieth century and that merged in to the APA in 1927.

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A guide to travel in Middle-Earth. Eleven chapters by different authors from different disciplines treat Tolkien seriously as a literary artist and a cultural giant.

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There has been a rise, within Western philosophy, of a wave of relativism, according to which Galileo was wrong and his persecutors were right. In this critique of relativism, the author turns the techniques of relativism against relativism, showing that it is self-refuting or ineffectual.

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There has been a rise, within Western philosophy, of a wave of relativism, according to which Galileo was wrong and his persecutors were right. In this critique of relativism, the author turns the techniques of relativism against relativism, showing that it is self-refuting or ineffectual.

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In this compelling autobiography Bill Hannon offers an engrossing first-hand account of living with manic depression. He describes his disturbing delusions and paranoias from his earliest manic episode during a school trip abroad to his struggles with mis-diagnosis and prescribed drugs.

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This guide helps the general reader with little mathemathical experience grasp the concepts that underlie decisions concerning mortgage and insurance payments, compound interest, stocks and mutual funds, cash flow, gambling,and risk-taking.

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Deep thinkers plumb the chilling depths of American horror

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This book contains philosophically revealing essays on the rising comic genius, Amy Schumer, also known as the "comedy queen."

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An introduction to Husserl's philosophy written by one of his former students, himself an influential philosopher of the 20th century.

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An introduction to Husserl's philosophy written by one of his former students, himself an influential philosopher of the 20th century.

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Examines the intriguing anime films and series to find what lies at their core. This title analyzes films such as "Akira", "Astro Boy", "Cowboy Bebop", "Death Note", "Dragon Ball Z", "Full Metal Alchemist", and "Ghost in the Shell". It also covers the storytelling of Japan's animated films, TV series and OVA (original video animation).

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Bringing back Anselm's "Ontological Argument" as a major problem of modern philosophical analysis, this work argues that generations of philosophers have read Anselm superficially and have failed to see that Anselm presented two forms of the Argument, the second involving a conceptual breakthrough.

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The contributors to this text refute the "lone nut" theory surrounding Lee Harvey Oswald and the assassination of President Kennedy. They present physical evidence, autopsy findings, bullet trajectories and eye-witness accounts in support of a conspiracy theory and cover-up.

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The closest Einstein ever came to writing an autobiography, this account is primarily concerned with the development of his ideas, saying little about his private life. It presents his "epistemological credo" and the development of his special and general theories of relativity.

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This text explores how avant-garde rock emerged from the social and political upheaval of the 1960s - the same time in which rock music was becoming a more universal musical language, strongly associated with youth culture. The book traces the evolution of the musical genre to the present day.

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A team of superphilosophers provides a wealth of new insights into the Infinity Wars/End Game saga.

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Bringing together two high-powered pastimes - the sport of baseball and the academic discipline of philosophy - Eric Bronson asks 18 young professors to provide their profound analysis of some aspect of baseball. The results offer surprisingly deep insights into this most American of games.

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Anselm of Canterbury (1033-1109) was one of the originators of medievil scholastic philosophy. This collection of his best-known philosophical works contains, among other things, the Proslogium, in which Anselm first put forward the famous ontological argument for the existence of God. Also included are Gaunilo of Maurmoutier's criticism of Anselm's argument and Anselm's reply to Gaunilo.

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