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Mill's "Utilitarianism" is one of the important texts in the teaching of ethics. This title offers an account of this key philosophical work. It provides review of the key themes and a commentary that enables readers to navigate the text. It explores the ideas inherent in the text.

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John Stuart Mill is best known for his moral and political writings, and is a central figure in political philosophy. This book offers an account of Mill's thought, his major works, and the common ideas that permeate them. It introduces the key concepts and themes in Mill's social, political and moral thought.

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"A reassessment of the influence of John Dewey's mature work, especially "Experience and Nature" on recent trends in cognitive science"--

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Addressing the relationship between mind and body, Moulyn argues against the common philosophical view that places body in space and soul in time, and proposes an objective and subjective "timespace" to explain mind-body interaction and create a basis for unity and inner harmony.

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Fred Dallmayr explores the benefits of mindfulness in respect to philosophy and theory, practical conduct, language use, art works, historical understanding, and cosmopolitanism. Students of continental, social, and political philosophy will benefit from Dallmayrs engagement with, among others, Heidegger, Panikkar, Merleau-Ponty, and Derrida.

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Fred Dallmayr explores the benefits of mindfulness in respect to philosophy and theory, practical conduct, language use, art works, historical understanding, and cosmopolitanism. Students of continental, social, and political philosophy will benefit from Dallmayrs engagement with, among others, Heidegger, Panikkar, Merleau-Ponty, and Derrida.

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The myriad meanings of mindfulness are connected by the core idea of value-based mindfulness: paying attention to what matters in light of relevant values. When the values are sound, mindfulness is a virtue that helps implement the kaleidoscope of values in good lives.

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Two prominent thinkers argue for the possibility of a theory of concepts that takes reference to be concepts' sole semantic property.

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This book analyzes the support that should be given to minority views, reconsidering classic debates in Science and Technology Studies and examining numerous case studies.

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In this textbook, Richard Kearney surveys the work of nineteen of this century's European thinkers. The second edition has a new chapter devoted to Julia Kristeva, whose work in the fields of semiotics and psychoanalytic theory has made a contribution to recent continental thought.

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Roger Scruton is one of the most widely respected philosophers of our time, whose often provocative views never fail to stimulate debate. Considered by many to be the best philosophical primer since Bertrand Russell's The Problems of Philosophy, this book is a must for both the student and the general reader.

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A selection of half a dozen works which represent the best expositions of Thomistic approaches from the period between the first translation of Aquinas's Summa Theologiae into English (1912) and the start of the Second Vatican Council (1962) which transformed the intellectual world of Catholicism.

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This work looks at the theory of dimensional accrual/dissociation to explain the difference between modernity and postmodernity. The theory argues that social scientific operational definitions are often arbitrary. Thus, realities based on them are available for creative (alternative) validities.

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Presents an original theoretical system to explain and contrast modernism and postmodernism.

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Presents an original theoretical system to explain and contrast modernism and postmodernism.