Philosophy 101 by Socrates: An Introduction to Philosophy Via Plato's Apology

San Francisco: St. Augustine's Press (2002)
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"The popular author and philosophy professor Peter Kreeft presents this introduction to philosophy to help beginners not only to understand philosophy but also to fall in love with it. In his forty years of teaching philosophy, Kreeft says that the most effective way to accomplish this purpose is to read Socrates." -- Back cover.

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