Philosophy
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Philosophy of Education
Philosophy of Education is designed to provide students with a sound introduction to the fundamental texts addressing the concepts of educational theory throughout the history of philosophy. As such, this collection to be especially appropriate both for beginning students in philosophy as well as those who may already have some background with introductory or even advanced philosophy courses. With texts by such important thinkers as Plato, Aristotle, Kant, Rousseau, and Dewey, Philosophy of Education offers a truly comprehensive guide to the theory of education. ISBN: 9781490482446 paper / $35.00 plus shipping |
The Problem of God and the Meaning of Life
This anthology of writings on the Philosophy of Religion addresses questions about faith and reason, the existence (or nonexistence) of God, the mystical experience, life after death, and the problem of evil. Beginning with a discussion of the three essential "facts" of the human condition — the inevitability of suffering, death, and despair — the text raises the question of whether or not traditional theism continues to provide a viable framework for understanding our human experience. ISBN: 9781651283929 |
The Life of Reason
The Life of Reason is generally considered George Santayana’s most important philosophy treatise. Written in five volumes, the work represents Santayana’s attempt to present a “presumptive biography of the human intellect.” The current volume presents the complete five volumes of The Life of Reason (Reason in Common Sense, Reason in Society, Reason in Religion, Reason in Art, and Reason in Science) as they were originally conceived by Santayana. ISBN: 978-1985662704 paper / $12.45 plus shipping |