Tables for Students of Philosophy: A Supplement to Philosophical Discussion

Upa (2002)
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Organized by major philosophical subjects, Tables for Students of Philosophy offers a broad view of a challenging field of study for the undergraduate student. Chadwick presents and explains various philosophical paradigms and movements using brief descriptions and diagrams

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