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The philosopher's habitat: an introduction to investigations in, and applications of, modern philosophy
New York: Routledge (1990)
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Goldstein invites the philosophical beginner to think hard about issues ranging from patriotism and racism to artificial intelligence and the mind, from love and fidelity to free will and mortality, taking an interdisciplinary approach.Author's Profile
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