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" Philosophy : "
Edward Craig
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BL
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653554
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| Main Entry
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Craig, Edward,1942-
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| Title & Author
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Philosophy : : a very short introduction /\ Edward Craig
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| Series Statement
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Very short introductions ;; 55
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132 pages :: illustrations ;; 18 cm
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| ISBN
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0192854216
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: 9780192854216
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Includes bibliographical references (pages 119-125) index
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| Contents
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Philosophy : a very short introduction -- What should I do? : Plato's Crito -- How do we know? : Hume's Of miracles -- What am I? : an unknown Buddhist on the self, King Milinda's chariot -- Some themes -- Of 'isms' -- Some more high spots : a personal selection -- What's in it for whom?
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"How ought we to live? What really exists? How do we know?" "This lively and engaging book is the ideal introduction for anyone who has ever been puzzled by what philosophy is or what it is for." "Edward Craig argues that philosophy is not an activity from another planet: learning about it is just a matter of broadening and deepening what most of us do already. He shows that philosophy is no mere intellectual pastime: thinkers such as Plato, Buddhist writers, Descartes, Hobbes, Hume, Hegel, Darwin, Mill, and de Beauvoir were responding to real needs and events - much of their work shapes our lives today, and many of their concerns are still ours."--Jacket
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Philosophy
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Filosofie
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100
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B74.C83 2002
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