Reading Philosophy: Selected Texts with a Method for Beginners

Hoboken, NJ, USA: Wiley-Blackwell. Edited by Jennifer Hornsby & Christopher Janaway (2002)
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Abstract

This flexible introductory textbook explores several key themes in philosophy, and helps the reader learn to engage with the key arguments by introducing and analysing a selection of classic readings. Fully integrated introductory text with readings for beginning students of philosophy. Each chapter focusses on a core philosophical topic, and contains an introduction to the topic, 2 classic readings and interactive commentaries on the readings. An introductory book which doesn't merely _tell_ the reader about the subject, but requires them to engage philosophically with the text. A pedagogical resource developed in the classroom by the authors at the University of London

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Samuel Guttenplan
Birkbeck College
Jennifer Hornsby
Birkbeck College
Christopher Janaway
University of Southampton

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