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- Ethics (2)
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- By Harry J. Gensler
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- Introduction to Mathematical Logic (19)
- By Elliott Mendelson
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- A Rulebook for Arguments (49)
- By Anthony Weston
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- Introduction to Logic (3)
- By Henry J. Gensler
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- Computability and Logic (17)
- By George S. Boolos, Richard C. Jeffrey
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- Logic (16)
- An Introduction to Elementary Logic
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- The Philosopher's Toolkit (20)
- A Compendium of Philosophical Concepts and Methods
- By Peter S. Fosl, Julian Baggini and Peter S. Fosl, Julian Baggini
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- What's It All About? (17)
- Philosophy and the Meaning of Life
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- The Duck That Won the Lottery (17)
- By Julian Baggini
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- Philosophy (2)
- Key Texts
- By Julian Baggini
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- The Pig That Wants to Be Eaten (90)
- 100 Experiments for the Armchair Philosopher
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- 論語新解 (64)
- By 錢穆
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- 人生的哲理 (6)
- By 馮友蘭
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Philosophy
PKT is an introduction to philosophy through the interpretation of a selection of key texts, especially from the Western philosophy.
It is not written according to themes, nor does it copy a lot of original texts. It consists of JB's inspiring notes and advices.
This is a fairly good boo ... (continue)
PKT is an introduction to philosophy through the interpretation of a selection of key texts, especially from the Western philosophy.
It is not written according to themes, nor does it copy a lot of original texts. It consists of JB's inspiring notes and advices.
This is a fairly good book. It helps the reader engage in the texts. Also, the introduction is good and handy for any philosophy student.
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