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A Beginner's History of Philosophy (Vol. 1&2). Exploring Key Ideas and Thinkers in Philosophy for Beginners
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- Nombre de pages546
- FormatePub
- ISBN859-65--4778696-2
- EAN8596547786962
- Date de parution23/12/2023
- Protection num.Digital Watermarking
- Taille4 Mo
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- ÉditeurGOOD PRESS
Résumé
In "A Beginner's History of Philosophy (Vol. 1 & 2), " Herbert Ernest Cushman offers a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the evolution of philosophical thought. The work meticulously charts the progression of major philosophical movements, philosophers, and their ideas through engaging narratives and clear explanations. Cushman's literary style is characterized by its clarity and simplicity, making complex concepts comprehensible to novices.
Contextually, the book aims to situate philosophy not merely as an academic discipline but as a vital component of human experience, reflecting the cultural and historical underpinnings that have shaped philosophical discourse. Herbert Ernest Cushman, an esteemed educator and philosopher, was deeply immersed in the philosophical tradition, influenced by both classical and contemporary thought. His academic background and teaching experiences inspired him to produce this text as an essential primer for students and lay readers alike.
Cushman's dedication to elucidating philosophical concepts stems from a lifelong commitment to education and the belief that philosophy could empower individuals to engage meaningfully with the world. Readers seeking to explore the vast landscape of philosophical inquiry will find "A Beginner's History of Philosophy" an invaluable resource. Cushman'Äôs work invites readers not only to learn about historical figures and ideas but also to ponder their implications in contemporary life.
This two-volume set is highly recommended for anyone interested in understanding the transformative power of philosophy.
Contextually, the book aims to situate philosophy not merely as an academic discipline but as a vital component of human experience, reflecting the cultural and historical underpinnings that have shaped philosophical discourse. Herbert Ernest Cushman, an esteemed educator and philosopher, was deeply immersed in the philosophical tradition, influenced by both classical and contemporary thought. His academic background and teaching experiences inspired him to produce this text as an essential primer for students and lay readers alike.
Cushman's dedication to elucidating philosophical concepts stems from a lifelong commitment to education and the belief that philosophy could empower individuals to engage meaningfully with the world. Readers seeking to explore the vast landscape of philosophical inquiry will find "A Beginner's History of Philosophy" an invaluable resource. Cushman'Äôs work invites readers not only to learn about historical figures and ideas but also to ponder their implications in contemporary life.
This two-volume set is highly recommended for anyone interested in understanding the transformative power of philosophy.
In "A Beginner's History of Philosophy (Vol. 1 & 2), " Herbert Ernest Cushman offers a comprehensive and accessible introduction to the evolution of philosophical thought. The work meticulously charts the progression of major philosophical movements, philosophers, and their ideas through engaging narratives and clear explanations. Cushman's literary style is characterized by its clarity and simplicity, making complex concepts comprehensible to novices.
Contextually, the book aims to situate philosophy not merely as an academic discipline but as a vital component of human experience, reflecting the cultural and historical underpinnings that have shaped philosophical discourse. Herbert Ernest Cushman, an esteemed educator and philosopher, was deeply immersed in the philosophical tradition, influenced by both classical and contemporary thought. His academic background and teaching experiences inspired him to produce this text as an essential primer for students and lay readers alike.
Cushman's dedication to elucidating philosophical concepts stems from a lifelong commitment to education and the belief that philosophy could empower individuals to engage meaningfully with the world. Readers seeking to explore the vast landscape of philosophical inquiry will find "A Beginner's History of Philosophy" an invaluable resource. Cushman'Äôs work invites readers not only to learn about historical figures and ideas but also to ponder their implications in contemporary life.
This two-volume set is highly recommended for anyone interested in understanding the transformative power of philosophy.
Contextually, the book aims to situate philosophy not merely as an academic discipline but as a vital component of human experience, reflecting the cultural and historical underpinnings that have shaped philosophical discourse. Herbert Ernest Cushman, an esteemed educator and philosopher, was deeply immersed in the philosophical tradition, influenced by both classical and contemporary thought. His academic background and teaching experiences inspired him to produce this text as an essential primer for students and lay readers alike.
Cushman's dedication to elucidating philosophical concepts stems from a lifelong commitment to education and the belief that philosophy could empower individuals to engage meaningfully with the world. Readers seeking to explore the vast landscape of philosophical inquiry will find "A Beginner's History of Philosophy" an invaluable resource. Cushman'Äôs work invites readers not only to learn about historical figures and ideas but also to ponder their implications in contemporary life.
This two-volume set is highly recommended for anyone interested in understanding the transformative power of philosophy.
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