
Stories Of Philosophy Is An Introduction To Philosophy Textbook That Combines Both Fiction And Philosophical Discussion. It Combines Compelling Stories Devoted To Particular Philosophical Problems Followed By Clear And Detailed Guided Discussions Of The Topics And Ideas Explored Within The Fictional Stories. The Text Includes Chapters On Logic, Appearance And Reality, The Nature Of Mind, Freedom And Responsibility, The Existence Of God, And Morality. Each Chapter Has Several Highly Praised Pedagogical Features, Including Chapter-opening Learning Objectives, Boldfaced Key Terms, Questions For Discussion, Definitions Of Terms, And Suggested Further Readings. It Will Be Accompanied By Online Support Material For The Instructor And The Student.
This book investigates the core questions of philosophy by bridging the gap between abstract theoretical concepts and narrative-driven scenarios. Author Thomas D. Davis, an experienced educator, utilizes a dual-methodology approach that pairs original fictional narratives with structured academic analysis. By grounding complex philosophical problems in relatable story arcs, the text aims to improve student engagement and comprehension of foundational topics.
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Educators frequently highlight this text as a practical resource for introductory philosophy courses due to its accessible narrative structure. Experts note that the integration of fiction serves as an effective pedagogical bridge for students who are new to abstract philosophical inquiry.
Page Count:
0
Publication Date:
2020-01-01
Publisher:
Oxford University Press,
ISBN-10:
0190903716
ISBN-13:
9780190903718
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