Living Issues in Philosophy by Marilyn Smith (1995, HC) 9th Edition LN

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Publisher
Oxford University Press, Incorporated
ISBN-10
0195155092
ISBN-13
9780195155099
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Product Key Features

Number of Pages
480 Pages
Language
English
Publication Name
Living Issues in Philosophy
Publication Year
1994
Subject
General
Features
Revised
Type
Textbook
Subject Area
Philosophy
Author
Marilyn Smith
Format
Hardcover

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0.9 in
Item Weight
31.7 Oz
Item Length
7.6 in
Item Width
9.2 in

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Edition Number
9
Intended Audience
College Audience
Dewey Edition
19
Illustrated
Yes
Dewey Decimal
190/.9/04
Edition Description
Revised edition
Table Of Content
Each chapter ends with Glossary Terms, Chapter Review, Study Questions and Projects, and Suggested Readings sectionsIntroduction: What is Philosophy?The Meanings of PhilosophyWhy We Need PhilosophyTraditional Branches of PhilosophyPhilosophical Methodology--Socratic DialecticThe Uses of PhilosophyValues and EducationPhilosophy TodayReflectionsPart One: The Nature of Human NatureMetaphysics and Human NatureIs There a Human Nature?How Humans Differ from the Rest of NatureImages of Human NatureReflectionsThe Nature of the SelfDenials of the Existence of a SelfConsciousnessReflectionsThe Nature of the MindDifficulties of Studying the MindTheories of the MindThe Mind-Body RelationshipParapsychologyReflectionsThe Philosophical Meaning of FreedomThe Denial of FreedomIndeterminismSelf-DeterminationReflectionsPart Two: The Realm of ValuesValue JudgmentsFacts and ValuesHow Values Are JustifiedValues and the Aesthetic ExperienceThe Selection of ValuesReflectionsMoral JudgmentsThe Moral SituationEthics: The Study of MoralityA Variety of Ethical Standards--Normative EthicsApproaches to Ethical StandardsContemporary PrinciplesReflectionsA Contemporary ChallengeCivil LibertiesCivil DisobedienceThe Limits of LibertyThe Enforcement of MoralsContemporary Moral IssuesReflectionsPart Three: Knowledge and ScienceCentral Questions in the Theory of KnowledgeTradition and Common SenseObstacles to Clear ThinkingThe Possible Sources of KnowledgeReflectionsBasic Issues in the Nature of KnowledgeSubjectivismObjectivismThe Nature of Knowledge: Further ConsiderationsThe Tests of KnowledgeThree Tests of TruthReflectionsThe Development of SciencePhilosophy of Science: Basic IssuesScientific MethodsThe Nature and Role of Models and ParadigmsA Method of Acquiring KnowledgeLimitations of Scientific MethodsPhilosophy and Science: Agreements and ContrastsScientfic Views of the UniverseThe Origin and Nature of LifeHuman Beings and EvolutionReflectionsPart Four: Philosophical PerspectivesNaturalism DefinedMechanistic MaterialismDialectical MaterialismHumanistic NaturalismReflectionsContrasting Philosophical MovementsIdealism DefinedTypes of IdealismImplications of IdealismRealism DefinedTypes of RealismImplications of RealismEvaluation of IdealismEvaluation of RealismPragmatism DefinedCharles S. PeirceWilliam JamesJohn DeweyReflectionsLanguage and PhilosophyLocke, Hume, and the Traditional OutlookThe Empirical TraditionAnalytic Philosophy and Questions of KnowledgeReflectionsSome Characteristics of ExistentialismSome Existentialist ThinkersSome Characteristics of PhenomenologySome Phenomenological ThinkersSome Characteristics of Process PhilosophyTwo Process PhilosophersReflectionsPart Five: Religion: East and WestWhat Is Religion?The Nature of ReligionThe Origin and Growth of ReligionMyth in Sacred LiteratureReligious ExperienceThree Universal Religions: Judaism, Christianity, IslamCurrent Religious IssuesReflectionsThe Nature of GodGrounds for Belief in GodGrounds for Disbelief in GodPersonal Survival after DeathReflectionsThe Nature of Asian ReligionThe Hindu TraditionThe Buddhist Quest for EnlightenmentConfucius and Lao-ziMao Ze-dongThe Value System of the JapaneseReflections
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Used by more than one million students around the world since its original publication, this introductory philosophy text makes accessible a wide range of philosophical issues closely related to everyday life. Emphasizing personal and immediate questions, the authors approach introductory philosophy through basic human questions rather than focusing on methodology or the history of thought. The text presents vital questions of contemporary interest in an overall framework of enduring concepts, interweaving coverage of various topics in art, history, and education. It covers a variety of types of philosophy in depth, and both western and eastern perspectives are represented. Ideal for students who have no background in philosophy, Living Issues in Philosophy, 9/e simplifies technical language wherever possible; unfamiliar terms are clearly defined upon first appearance and in the end-of-chapter glossaries. Additional pedagogical features include exercises, chapter summaries, and annotated bibliographies at the end of every chapter. The text also features photo biographies of major philosophers and short excerpts from philosophical classics.

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