Invitation to Philosophy : Imagined Dialogues with Great Philosophers

Hackett Publishing Company (1994)
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Classical positions on central topics--mind/body, epistemology, freedom/determinism--are presented in a series of imagined discussions between renowned philosophers and critical interlocutors.

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