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Offers a fresh account of Continental aesthetic thought in the 20th Century. Surveying 100 years of writing on art, this book explores five major themes that have been central to European aesthteic theory: Life, Form, Consciousness, Action and Feeling.

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Surveys the key themes in Continental aesthetics. This title explores five major themes that, in the author's view, have been central to European aesthetic theory: Life, Form, Consciousness, Action and Feeling.

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Contains wisdom designed to help each reader experience "The Science of Mind" philosophy day by day. A companion volume to "The Science of Mind", this title presents a year of daily meditations. Daily meditations are central to the "Science of Mind" philosophy: whatever a person believes is what he or she lives.

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A serious riff deconstructing the answer, 42, given by Deep Thought to the question of "life, the universe, and everything" in the BBC radio series, "The Hitchhikers Guide to the Galaxy."

A Beginner's Guide to Reality is an introduction to philosophy for people who don't read philosophy. Jim Baggott's sources range from Aristotle to The Matrix. He examines the major developments in Western philosophical thought on the nature of reality, at each of three levels social, perceptual and physical.

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Offering an introduction to the subject of philosophy, this book is suitable for teenagers and students coming to philosophy for the first time, and also for those who doesn't know where to start. It examines 18 key thinkers, from Socrates to Derrida, exploring their ideas in relation to each other and to their historical and cultural contexts.

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These ten dialogues distill and situate Gadamer s philosophy in the context of what has arguably been the bloodiest century in human history.

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Combining rigor and originality, Ricoeur's Fallible Man locates the possibility of evil in a self that is fundamentally in conflict with itself. The contributors to this volume shed light on an impressive range of themes from the most accessible of Ricoeurs early writings that resonate with contemporary debates in philosophy and religion.

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The international contributors to this volume discuss Paul Ricoeurs Freedom and Nature.They cover important influences on Ricoeurs early thought and connecting it to current issues in embodied cognition and the philosophy of will, the companion promotes a renewed appreciation of the contemporary relevance of this groundbreaking work.

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Paul Ricoeurs most widely read book, The Symbolism of Evil, examines the structure of a will that has succumbed to evil and discloses its meaning through a study of symbols and myths. This edited collection explores a wide range of themes that resonate with topics in contemporary philosophy and religion.

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Paul Ricoeurs most widely read book, The Symbolism of Evil, examines the structure of a will that has succumbed to evil and discloses its meaning through a study of symbols and myths. This edited collection explores a wide range of themes that resonate with topics in contemporary philosophy and religion.

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A concise history of western philosophy from Plato to Nietzsche narrating its gradual decline into nihilism.

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In defending freedom, most libertarians have appealed to a moral framework that puts an emphasis on the concept of moral rights. Rejecting that approach, Richard Fumerton offers a fresh, nuanced, and balanced "consequentialist" perspective on the importance of defending liberty.

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In defending freedom, most libertarians have appealed to a moral framework that puts an emphasis on the concept of moral rights. Rejecting that approach, Richard Fumerton offers a fresh, nuanced, and balanced "consequentialist" perspective on the importance of defending liberty.

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