Pluralism in philosophy: changing the subject

Ithaca, N.Y.: Cornell University Press (2000)
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Introduction : At a turning point -- Everyday life -- Modes of reflection -- Philosophical problems -- The pluralistic approach -- The meaning of life -- The possibility of free action -- The place of morality in good lives -- The art of life -- The nature of human self-understanding --Conclusion : The human world.

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John Kekes
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