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Accessible and engaging, this brief and inexpensive anthology provides contemporary and classical readings in the key areas of Introductory Philosophy.Designed to be used on its own or with its companion text, Ultimate Questions: Thinking About Philosophy 3e, this collection of readings covers the major topic areas in philosophy: Knowledge; Free Will; Personal Identity; Mind/Body; God; Ethics; and Political Philosophy. While focusing primarily on contemporary philosophy, it also includes many of the classic works essential to an introductory course.
This anthology investigates the fundamental inquiries of human existence by pairing classical philosophical texts with contemporary perspectives to provide a comprehensive introduction to the discipline. Nils Ch. Rauhut, an experienced educator in the field, curates this collection to bridge the gap between historical foundational thought and modern analytical discourse. The text is structured to facilitate critical engagement with core philosophical problems, serving as a primary resource for students navigating the complexities of logic, morality, and identity.
What You Will Find
The text is widely regarded as a highly accessible and efficient resource for undergraduate students seeking a structured entry point into philosophical inquiry. Its thematic organization and inclusion of contemporary voices make it a standard tool for instructors aiming to balance historical depth with modern relevance.
Page Count:
480
Publication Date:
2009-09-22
Publisher:
Pearson
ISBN-10:
0205731988
ISBN-13:
9780205731985
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