The complete idiot's guide to philosophy:
Socrates's admonition that "the unexamined life is not worth living" still resonates with many people, and this guide is a great introduction to that mental exercise. The author skillfully covers the subject both historically and topically and brings the reader all the way up to the p...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Socrates's admonition that "the unexamined life is not worth living" still resonates with many people, and this guide is a great introduction to that mental exercise. The author skillfully covers the subject both historically and topically and brings the reader all the way up to the present, with insights into 21st-century philosophical thought. |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references (p. [335]-336) and index |
| Beschreibung: | xxii, 360 p. ill. 23 cm |
| ISBN: | 1592573614 |
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| adam_text | (ONT,NTS TH, MUTSAND BOLTS OF PHILOSOPHY 1 TH, BICJ PIDUR, 3 WHY ASK
WHY? 4 YOU ARE WHAT YOU THINK 4 A SLICE OF LIFE 5 IS YOU ISM OR IS YOU
AIN T MY PHILOSOPHY? 6 HOW THE PARTS FIT TOGETHER 7 2 B,INCJ TH,R, 9 THE
MYTH-MATH OF EXISTENCE 10 10 ORDER IS TO UNDERSTAND 10 ENTER METAPHYSICS
11 IS THERE A GOD? 11 PERFECTION IS TRUTH 12 BEING LEADS TO KNOWING 13
BEING AND THINKING 13 DUALISM VS. MATERIALISM 14 PART I: I 3 WHAT TH,R,
IS TO KNOW ABOUT KNOWINCJ 11 A TIME OF CRISIS 18 DESCARTES S REASON 18
LOOK MA, NO SENSES! 19 GETTING TESTY 19 CAN WE GET THERE FROM HERE? 20
GOING DOWN: DEDUCTION 21 GOING UP: INDUCTION 21 DOUBLE-CHECKING .YOUR
HYPOTHESIS 22 THE PING-PONG BALL CALLED DIALECTIC 23 PRO OR CON? 23 BOTH
SIDES NOW 24 CAN HE OR KNNT HE? COMBINING REASON AND EXPERIENCE 25 CAN
HISTORY THINK? 25 MARX ON THE MIND 26 ** HOWTOAD 29 ME VS. U S 30 GOOD
HARMONY 30 THE LIVE CULTURE 31 VIII TH, (OMPL,T, IDIOT S UID, TO
PHILOSOPHY, THIRD(DITION ME FIRST .32 WHY I M SO IMPORTANT 32 RELIGION S
PART IN INDIVIDUALISM .33 TRUTH AND ME 34 SCIENCE AND ME 34 CAPITALISM
AND ME 34 PHILOSOPH ER SEE, PHILOSOPHER DO 35 PART2: AND,NT AND M,DI,VAL
PHILOSOPHY 5 GOLD.N OLDI.S 31 19 IT S NOT ABOUT U S 40 EARTH, WIND, AND
FIRE .41 THE MATH AND MUSIC MAN .42 WHO S A MONKEY S UNCLE? .42 OUT 0/
HIS SEMES 43 VIRTUE S IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER 43 IT S ALL RELATIVE 43
DOUBLE STANDARD 44 WHAT S FAIR IS FAIR-OR IS IT? .45 POLITICS AS USUAL
46 KNOWLEDGE IS VIRTUE 47 SOCRATES, A PAIN IN THE PROTAGORAS .48
REBUILDING KNOWLEDGE 48 6 TH. PHILOSOPH.R KINQ 51 POLITICS LOSS WAS
PHILOSOPHY S GAIN 52 PHILOSOPHY THROUGH DIALOGUE 52 WHAT S THE BIG IDEA?
53 FINDING THE IDEAL 53 UNDERSTANDING THE IDEAL WORLD 54 IT S LOGICAL 54
THE LIGHT AT THE END 0/ THE TUNNEL 55 REMEMBERING TRUTH 57 IMMORTAL
SOULS 57 THE TRUE SCIENCES 58 LIVING U P TO PERFEETION 58 THE REPUBLIC:
PLATO S PARADISE 58 RULERS, SOLDIERS, AND TRADESPEOPLE 59 BETTER THAN
DEMOCRACY OR TJRANNY 60 (ONT,NTS 1 AS.NS. 01 PURPOS. 61 BAD FORM 62
CHANGE HAS PURPOSE 63 CHANGING BELIEFT ABOUT CHANGE 63 ARISTOTLE VS.
DARWIN 64 BORN TO THINK 65 NATURAL SOUL 65 FOR A GOOD CAUSE 66 WHY IT
HAPPENED 67 ARISTOTLE S MENTAL BREAKDOWN 67 ARISTOTLE:R CATEGORIES 68
THE GOLDEN MEAN 69 A LEGACY UP FOR GRABS 70 8 AND.NT LIARDH.ADS U WHO
CARES? 74 IT:R ALL IN THE MIND 74 PEOPLE ARE SCUM 75 A TWIST ON FATE 75
DON T WORRY, BE HAPPY 76 WHY SUFFER? 76 THE GODS MAKE US CRAZY 77 IT S
ALL IN THE ATOMS 78 BORN FREE 78 NOT THEIR SCENE 79 WHO KNOWS? 80 ARE
.YOUHALLUCINATING? 80 CURB .YOUR DOGMA 81 THE SEEDS 0/ DOUBT 82 ALMA
MATERS 82 9 (IOD AND KNOWL.DC). 85 FAITH MEETS REASON 86 GOD THINKS 0/
EVERYTHING 86 U70RDSGET IN THE T1IAY 87 THE HEBREW BIBLE GOES GREEK 87
GETTING A READ ON THINGS 88 IFLT:R WRITTEN DOWN, IT MUST BE IMPORTANT 88
TIME T1IARP 89 IT ALL ADDS UP TO ONE 90 A PRIVATE LINE TO GOD 90
.YOUCAN T BLAME GOD 90 * IX X TH, (OMPL,T, IDIOT S UID, TO PHILOSOPHY,
THIRD(DITION THE REASON FOR EVIL 91 GETTING WITH IT, OR GETTING IN THE
WTLY 92 PHILOSOPHY GOES TO SCHOOL 92 ARISTOTLE GOES ISLAMIC 93 PROVING
GOD EXISTS 94 LOGIC CHOPPING 94 AREAL CONTROVERSY 95 SIDLING UP TO THE
BIG QUESTIONS 96 SHAVING EXPLANATIONS 96 PART): (AST,RN PHILOSOPHY 99 10
~AR (AST,RN PHILOSOPHY 101 A GENTLEMAN AND A SCHOLAR 102 U7E REALL IN
THIS 70GETHER 102 LEADING BY EXAMPLE 103 GOVERNING WISE-LI 104 JUST A
LITTLE RESPECT 104 WORKING WITH TRADITION 104 A GOOD MIND-SET 105
RESPECTING WHAT ROU DO 105 CONFUCIUS VS. CONFUSION 106 PHILOSOPHY FOR
THE WELL EN- TAO D 106 GOING WITH THE FLOW 107 WORT) LESS, LIVE LONGER
108 THE MORE THINGS CHANGE, THE MORE THEY STAY THE SAME 108 PHILOSOPHY
OR FORTUNE- TELLING? 109 11 INDIAN PHILOSOPHY 11I ABOVE THE SUFFERING
112 KARMA CHAMELEONS 112 HINDU CASTES 113 PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT 114
HINDU DUTY 114 IS KARMA A GOOD IDEA? 114 THE AWAKENED ONE 115 FREEING
THE SELF FROM ITSELF 116 THE EIGHTFOLD PATH UNFOLDED 117 BUDDING
BUDDHISM 117 FIGHTING WITH PEACE 118 ROU VE GOT TO ADMIRE HIS MOKSA 118
(ONTENTS IZ MIDDL. (AST.RN R.IICJIOUS PHILOSOPHY IZI ONE GOD 122 ULHO S
GOT THE POWER? 122 SOMEBODY UP THERE LIKES ME 123 BY THE BOOK 123
SHARING THE WRATH 123 EVIL TFFTYS 123 EXPLAINING EVIL UNDER A JUST GOD
124 THE END IS NEAR 12 5 HISTORY IS U S 126 :YOU ALWAYS HURT THE ONES
:YOULOVE 126 BRAND X: NEWER, BIGGER, BRIGHTER 127 COME AGAIN? 127
FEELING THEIR PAIN 127 THE LATEST WORD 128 THE FIVE PITLARS OF ISLAM 128
ONE GOD, MANY POINTS OF VIEW 129 PART~: NAKING PROGRESS 131 I) P.OPL.
P.OPL. (R.NAISSAN(. HUMANISM) 1)3 PHILOSOPHY REBORN 134 LEARNED
IGNORANCE 135 WILL THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKEN? 135 WE ARE THE WORLD 136
CHANGE ACROSS THE BOARD 13 7 BELIEVING IN BELIEF 138 SKEPTICISRN 138
GIMME THAT OLD- TIME RELIGION 138 EVERYBODY PLAYS THE FOOL 139 POLITICS
IS TORTURE 139 PRINCE NOT CHARMING 140 DOUBTING FAIR PLAY 140 TRY, TRY
AGAIN 141 I~ SD.N(. RIS.S FROM TH. MUD 1~3 BRINGING HORNE THE BACON 144
A MAN WITH A PLAN 144 IDOLIZING ERROR 145 DON T BELIEVE EVERYTHING:YOU
READ 145 * XI XII -,!!!~~~~PLF~F IDIOT S 6UIDF TO PHILOSOPHY, THIRD
(DITION SCIENCE AND SPIRIT 146 IT S ALL IN THE MIND 146 MIND- BODY SPLIT
14 7 A PASSIONATEAFFAIR 147 KEEPING GOVERNMENT IN MIND 148 A WHALE OE A
WORLDVIEW 148 NOT IN THE SPIRIT 148 THINKING MACHINES 149 U7EAK MINDS,
STRONG RULER 150 GENTLEMEN DON T FIGHT 150 EYE OE NEWTON 151 FORMULAS
JOER EVERYTHING 151 SHEDDING NEW LIGHT ON COLOR 152 15 MFN AND WOMFN OF
SUBSTAN(F 153 BEING IN THE KNOW 154 GOD AND NATURE ARE US 154 SPINOZA A
LA MODE 155 WHERE THERE S A WILL, THERE S A WAY 156 THE TRUTH WILL SET
.YOUFREE 156 A MAN OE MANY MONADS 157 MANY VIEWS, ONE PICTURE 157 WHAT
HAPPENS TO .YOU IS PART OF.YOU 158 THE WORLD IS A MATH PROBLEM 158 A
MAN OF PRINCIPLES 159 IT S ONLY LOGICAL 159 TAKING A CHANCE ON SUBSTANCE
159 PUSHING THE LIMITS 160 THE MATTER WITH CAVENDISH 160 IT S ALL MENTAL
161 KNOWLEDGE IN CONFLICT 161 IMAGINING PHILOSOPHY 162 16 LFARNINCJ BY
OBSFRVINCJ 165 THE SUN NEVER SETS ON BRITISH EMPIRICISM 166 OBSERVANT
BRITS 166 A LOCKE ON UNDERSTANDING 166 .YOURMIND WAS A BLANK 167 IS
KNOWLEDGE ACCIDENTAL? 168 TAKING GOD OUT OE GOVERNMENT .168 DIVINE RIGHT
BITES THE DUST 168 BACK TO NATURE 169 (ONT,NTS MY UTORK,MY STUFF 169
SOCIETY S DOTTED LINE 170 A BETTER IDEA 170 IF A TREE FALLS IN THE
FOREST 171 SOUL EXCEPTIONS 172 HUME-AN NATURE 172 BLINDED WITH
SCIENCE 172 IDEAS ASSOCIATED 173 HUME S FORK 173 INNER VIRTUE 174 IS, IM
T, OUGHT 175 11 LICJHTON TH, SUBJ,D 111 FRENCH LIGHTS 178 A NEW LOOK AT
LAWS 178 BUILDING FROM THE BOTTOM UP 179 IAKING POWER APART 179 THE NEW
GOD OFREASON 180 KEEPING FREEDOM AND BELIEF 180 ITS STILL TICKING! 180
THE ENLIGHTENMENT SPEAKS VOLUMES 181 A FEEL FOR PHILOSOPHY 182 CIVILIZED
PEOPLE ARE APPLE POLISHERS 182 INVENTING VIRTUE AND VICE 183 LEARNING TO
BE NATURAL 183 18 WH LINCJ AND ID,ALINCJ 185 BIG IDEALISTS 186
IDEAL-LIST 186 A FALLING OUT OVER UNITY 186 NOT TOO SOFT, NOT TOO
CRUNCHY 187 JUDGING REALITY BY ITS COVER 187 THE U7AYTHE COOKIE CRUMBLES
188 CONCEPTS BEFORE EXPERIENCE 188 A NEW COPERNICUS 189 U7E REALL IN
THIS 70GETHER 189 HEGEL CAN DO WHAT IMMANUEL KANT 190 PHILOSOPHY GOES
DOWN IN HISTORY 191 ALIEN LIFT FORMS 192 SLAVES TO RECOGNITION 192
DIFFERENT SLANTS ON HEGEL 193 .11 XIII XIV TH, (OMPL,T, IDIOT S UID, TO
PHILOSOPHY, THIRD(DITION WILL IS THE WAY 194 A WILL TO KNOW 194 NOT A
PRETTY PICTURE 195 19 ID,AS OF ~RFFDOM 191 DETERMINE ONE, GET ONE FREE
198 FREEDOM GOES THROUGH THE MILL 199 IT ALL COMES DOWN TO HAPPINESS 199
POETRY VS. PUSHPIN 199 FREEDOM FOR U70MEN 200 DETERMINED TO BE FREE 200
THE RAT RACE 201 U7ECAN T GO ON LIKE THIS 201 FACTORY-SEALED THINKING
202 FREEDOM IS IN MEANING 203 TRAPPED IN TIME 203 JUST DO IT 204 IT S A
POET! IT S A PHILOSOPHER! NO, IT S SUPERMAN! 205 ME AND MY ERROR 205
.YOUAIN T HERD NOTHING .YET 206 DIJA VU ALL OVER AGAIN 207 PART5: MOD,RN
PHILOSOPHY 20 H,W I,LDS OF THOUCJHT:PSYCH, SOSH, AND ANTHRO 209 211
SOCIALIZING SCIENCE 212 A NEW WAY OF THINKING 213 SECRET DESIRES 213
RAIN ON THE PARADE 213 TRAGIC BEGINNINGS 214 .YOUR PROBLEM IS OBVIOUS
215 JUNG AT HEART 215 WHY WE ALL WORK TOO HARD 216 MIND OVER MONEY 216
GOD AND MONEY 217 IT S ALL CULTURE 21 7 SOCIETY S BIG MIND 218 PATTERNS
AND PURPOSES 218 21 WORKS FOR N, 221 WORKING KNOWLEDGE 222 PEIRCE-ING
INTELLECT 222 (ONT,NTS XV WHERE THE ACTION IS 223 NEED TO KNOW 223 MORE
U SES 224 MULTITASKING 224 USEFUL TO WHOM? 22 5 NOT HUGHIE, NOT LOUIE,
BUT DEWEY 226 LESS CERTAIN, MORE PRAGMATIC 226 COPING STRATEGY 226 MADE
IN AMERICA 227 MAKING A TFAY 22 7 BRIDGING THE GAP 228 22 THF NFW LOC)IC
ZLL EMINENTLY LOGICAL 232 MATH ~ DEEPER MEANING 232 MATH SPOKEN HERE 232
A PROPOSITION 1 OUCAN T REFUSE 234 INSIDE OUTSIDE 234 WHERE DOES REALITY
FIT IN? 234 LOGIC GETS REAL 235 LOGIC SPACES OUT 235 CIRCULAR LOGIC 236
SECOND THOUGHTS 236 U7EMAKE THE RULES 236 MEANING IS EVERYBODY~ BUSINESS
237 F ORK IN THE ROAD 237 PHILOSOPHY CHOOSES UP SIDES 238 IT~ ALL IN HOW
1 OUSAY IT 238 1 OUCAN T REASON 1 OUR TFAY OUT OFTHIS 239 ZL LFTRS 6FT
(RITICAL 2**1 CRITICAL CONDITION 242 EXCEEDING THEIR MARX 242 PILLARS OF
OPPRESSION 243 PIECES OF THE PLAN 244 CULTURE VULTURES 244 SLAVES TO
SHOPPING 245 SONG AND DANCE 245 BLINDED BY THE ENLIGHTENMENT 246 SLAVES
TO THE MACHINE 246 TFAR MACHINE 24 7 CUTTING BOTH WAYS 247 XVI TH,
(OMPL,T, IDIOTRS CIUID, TO PHILOSOPHYR THIRD (DITION 2~ 10 B, OR MOT10
B, 2 A PHENOMENAL PHILOSOPHY 250 REALITY MEETS AWARENESS 250 INTENT ON
THINKING 251 THE INTENTIONS 0/ SCIENCE 251 BRING ON THE BRACKETS 252
PAINTING WITH .YOUR BRAIN 252 AN ANTI-SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY? 253 LET IT BE
253 TIME TRAVELING 254 KNOWING WHAT S WHAT 254 THE REAL MCCOY 255 BEING
ABSURD 255 700 FREE FOR OUR OWN GOOD 256 HEROIE EXISTERS 256 .YOUARE
WHAT .YOUDO 256 25 STRUDURINC)M,W ID,AS 259 YOU CAN T BEAT THE SYSTEM
260 CAT MIGHT AS WEIL BE PHTHALOOGAZOP 260 HISTORY IS NOW 261
LANGUAGE ON PAROLE 262 THEM S FIGHTIN UIORDS 262 STRLICTURE GOES FORMAL
263 THE STRUCTURE 0/ PURPOSE 263 SEEING STRUCTURE IN 3D 264 AT A LOSS
FOR UIORDS 265 CULTURE IS ALL TALK 265 MEANING GETS ORGANIZED 265 KIN TO
LANGUAGE 2 66 THERE S A MIND IN HERE SOMEWHERE 266 PART 6: KNOWL,DC),
NOW 269 26 PHILOSOPHY AFT,R TH, ~AD 211 PHILOSOPHY EATS ITSELF 272
SOMEONE WHO DUG PHILOSOPHY 272 WHAT .YOUKNOW CAN HURT.YOU 272 POWER +
KNOWLEDGE = PADDED CELL 273 TELL ME AN OTHER 274 GREAT MINDS THINK ALIKE
274 (ONTFNTS XVI I PRACTICING WHAT .YOUPREACH 275 BREAKING UP THE
STRUCTURE 275 N OWHERE MAN 275 MEANING TURNS UP MISSING 276
SELF-CENTERED LANGUAGE 276 VIVE LA DIFFERANCE 277 BEWARE 0/ PHILOSOPHY
277 PSYCHING YOURSELF OUT 278 .YOUR EGO IS .YOUR ENEMY 278 MIRROR,
MIRROR 279 RATTLING THE CHAINS 280 A FORMULA FOR EXCESS MEANING 280 21
POMOSAPI SSC, 283 ARE WE THERE YET? 284 WRINKLES IN TIME 284 HOW BIG
1IJ7TZS MODERNISM? 285 SCOPING THE DEBATES 286 FRANCOIS LYOTARD: NOT
JUST A MAN IN TIGHTS 287 KNOWLEDGE TURNS TO 1T 287 NEW SLANTS FOR
KNOWING 287 70 MAKE A GRAND NARRATIVE SHORT 288 RETHINKING CULTURE 288
RETRO CHIC 289 MONEY CHANGES EVERYTHING 290 POST-MODERNISM LIGHTENS U P
290 THE SIDE-SHOW 291 DOES SOCIETY NEED PHILOSOPHY? 291 SAME CONCEPTS,
DIFFERENT CONCLUSIONS 291 SMUG OR SENSIBLE? 292 28 WOM SS6.T WIS. 293
WOMAN KINDS 294 FORMS 0/ FEMINISM 294 IMPORTED FROM FRANCE 295 SIMONE
SAYS, TAKE A BIG STEP FORWARD 296 NATURE VS. NURTURE 296 A LONELY
LEADER 297 DIFFERENT, BUT THE SAME 297 OFF THE MOMMY TRACK 298 LABOR 0/
LOVE 298 WRITING THE WRONGS 298 CLASS ACTS 299 POLITICSMAKES STRANGE
BEDFTLLOWS 299 GOD GETS A SEX CHANGE 300 HOOKS INTO RACE AND SEX 301
BUTLER DID IT 301 29 TH. SHIFT IS ON JOJ SHIFTY CHARACTERS 304 HOW THE
OTHER HALF TH INKS 304 MAKE YOURSELFA BETTER WORLD 305 A ONE-DERFUL
WORLD 306 EINSTEIN- PU 306 THE METAPHYSICAL KITCHEN SINK 307 GOT CHANGE
FOR A ONE? .307 KEEP THE SPIRIT CLEAN .307 BANDWAGON EARTH 308 CASH
CONSCIOUSNESS .308 LIFTING YOUR SPIRITUAL BOOTSTRAPS 309 NO BUSINESS
LIKE KNOW BUSINESS 309 WHAT S AHEAD? 310 JO WORKING TH. SYST.M JII A NEW
TREE BUILT OUT OF OLD BRANCHES 312 70 THINK M IS TO NOAM 312 THE MIND
COMPUTES 313 MOVING THE COGS .314 I THINK, THEREFORE I AM A MACHINE 314
MENTAL BLOCKS 315 A N EW HOOK- UP .316 THE LATEST MODELS 316 ARTIFICIAL
APTITUDE 317 DEVELOPING A COMPLEX .318 A BUTTERFLY IN THE SYSTEM 318
VIRTUAL COMPLEXITY 319 NOW WE KNOW EVERYTHING! (EXCEPT WHETHER WE RE
RIGHT) 320 STAYING ORGANIZED 320 APP,NDIX,S A WORDS FOR TH. WIS. B
URTH.R R.ADING: NOR. ~OOD FOR THOUGHT IND.X
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(ONT,NTS TH, MUTSAND BOLTS OF PHILOSOPHY 1 TH, BICJ PIDUR, 3 WHY ASK
WHY? 4 YOU ARE WHAT YOU THINK 4 A SLICE OF LIFE 5 IS YOU ISM OR IS YOU
AIN'T MY PHILOSOPHY? 6 HOW THE PARTS FIT TOGETHER 7 2 B,INCJ TH,R, 9 THE
MYTH-MATH OF EXISTENCE 10 10 ORDER IS TO UNDERSTAND 10 ENTER METAPHYSICS
11 IS THERE A GOD? 11 PERFECTION IS TRUTH 12 BEING LEADS TO KNOWING 13
BEING AND THINKING 13 DUALISM VS. MATERIALISM 14 PART I: I 3 WHAT TH,R,
IS TO KNOW ABOUT KNOWINCJ 11 A TIME OF CRISIS 18 DESCARTES'S REASON 18
LOOK MA, NO SENSES! 19 GETTING TESTY 19 CAN WE GET THERE FROM HERE? 20
GOING DOWN: DEDUCTION 21 GOING UP: INDUCTION 21 DOUBLE-CHECKING .YOUR
HYPOTHESIS 22 THE PING-PONG BALL CALLED DIALECTIC 23 PRO OR CON? 23 BOTH
SIDES NOW 24 CAN HE OR KNNT HE? COMBINING REASON AND EXPERIENCE 25 CAN
HISTORY THINK? 25 MARX ON THE MIND 26 ** HOWTOAD 29 ME VS. U S 30 GOOD
HARMONY 30 THE "LIVE" CULTURE 31 VIII TH, (OMPL,T, IDIOT'S 'UID, TO
PHILOSOPHY, THIRD(DITION ME FIRST .32 WHY I'M SO IMPORTANT 32 RELIGION'S
PART IN INDIVIDUALISM .33 TRUTH AND ME 34 SCIENCE AND ME 34 CAPITALISM
AND ME 34 PHILOSOPH ER SEE, PHILOSOPHER DO 35 PART2: AND,NT AND M,DI,VAL
PHILOSOPHY 5 GOLD.N OLDI.S 31 19 IT'S NOT ABOUT U S 40 EARTH, WIND, AND
FIRE .41 THE MATH AND MUSIC MAN .42 WHO'S A MONKEY'S UNCLE? .42 OUT 0/
HIS SEMES 43 VIRTUE'S IN THE EYE OF THE BEHOLDER 43 IT'S ALL RELATIVE 43
DOUBLE STANDARD 44 WHAT'S FAIR IS FAIR-OR IS IT? .45 POLITICS AS USUAL
46 KNOWLEDGE IS VIRTUE 47 SOCRATES, A PAIN IN THE PROTAGORAS .48
REBUILDING KNOWLEDGE 48 6 TH. PHILOSOPH.R KINQ 51 POLITICS' LOSS WAS
PHILOSOPHY'S GAIN 52 PHILOSOPHY THROUGH DIALOGUE 52 WHAT'S THE BIG IDEA?
53 FINDING THE IDEAL 53 UNDERSTANDING THE IDEAL WORLD 54 IT'S LOGICAL 54
THE LIGHT AT THE END 0/ THE TUNNEL 55 REMEMBERING TRUTH 57 IMMORTAL
SOULS 57 THE TRUE SCIENCES 58 LIVING U P TO PERFEETION 58 THE REPUBLIC:
PLATO'S PARADISE 58 RULERS, SOLDIERS, AND TRADESPEOPLE 59 BETTER THAN
DEMOCRACY OR TJRANNY 60 (ONT,NTS 1 AS.NS. 01 PURPOS. 61 BAD FORM 62
CHANGE HAS PURPOSE 63 CHANGING BELIEFT ABOUT CHANGE 63 ARISTOTLE VS.
DARWIN 64 BORN TO THINK 65 NATURAL SOUL 65 FOR A GOOD CAUSE 66 WHY IT
HAPPENED 67 ARISTOTLE'S MENTAL BREAKDOWN 67 ARISTOTLE:R CATEGORIES 68
THE GOLDEN MEAN 69 A LEGACY UP FOR GRABS 70 8 AND.NT LIARDH.ADS U WHO
CARES? 74 IT:R ALL IN THE MIND 74 PEOPLE ARE SCUM 75 A TWIST ON FATE 75
DON'T WORRY, BE HAPPY 76 WHY SUFFER? 76 THE GODS MAKE US CRAZY 77 IT'S
ALL IN THE ATOMS 78 BORN FREE 78 NOT THEIR SCENE 79 WHO KNOWS? 80 ARE
.YOUHALLUCINATING? 80 CURB .YOUR DOGMA 81 THE SEEDS 0/ DOUBT 82 ALMA
MATERS 82 9 (IOD AND KNOWL.DC). 85 FAITH MEETS REASON 86 GOD THINKS 0/
EVERYTHING 86 U70RDSGET IN THE T1IAY 87 THE HEBREW BIBLE GOES GREEK 87
GETTING A READ ON THINGS 88 IFLT:R WRITTEN DOWN, IT MUST BE IMPORTANT 88
TIME T1IARP 89 IT ALL ADDS UP TO ONE 90 A PRIVATE LINE TO GOD 90
.YOUCAN'T BLAME GOD 90 * IX X TH, (OMPL,T, IDIOT'S 'UID, TO PHILOSOPHY,
THIRD(DITION THE REASON FOR EVIL 91 GETTING WITH IT, OR GETTING IN THE
WTLY 92 PHILOSOPHY GOES TO SCHOOL 92 ARISTOTLE GOES ISLAMIC 93 PROVING
GOD EXISTS 94 LOGIC CHOPPING 94 AREAL CONTROVERSY 95 SIDLING UP TO THE
BIG QUESTIONS 96 SHAVING EXPLANATIONS 96 PART): (AST,RN PHILOSOPHY 99 10
~AR (AST,RN PHILOSOPHY 101 A GENTLEMAN AND A SCHOLAR 102 U7E'REALL IN
THIS 70GETHER 102 LEADING BY EXAMPLE 103 GOVERNING "WISE-LI 104 JUST A
LITTLE RESPECT 104 WORKING WITH TRADITION 104 A GOOD MIND-SET 105
RESPECTING WHAT ROU DO 105 CONFUCIUS VS. CONFUSION 106 PHILOSOPHY FOR
THE WELL EN- TAO'D 106 GOING WITH THE FLOW 107 WORT)' LESS, LIVE LONGER
108 THE MORE THINGS CHANGE, THE MORE THEY STAY THE SAME 108 PHILOSOPHY
OR FORTUNE- TELLING? 109 11 INDIAN PHILOSOPHY 11I ABOVE THE SUFFERING
112 KARMA CHAMELEONS 112 HINDU CASTES 113 PRACTICE MAKES PERFECT 114
HINDU DUTY 114 IS KARMA A GOOD IDEA? 114 THE AWAKENED ONE 115 FREEING
THE SELF FROM ITSELF 116 THE EIGHTFOLD PATH UNFOLDED 117 BUDDING
BUDDHISM 117 FIGHTING WITH PEACE 118 ROU 'VE GOT TO ADMIRE HIS MOKSA 118
(ONTENTS IZ MIDDL. (AST.RN R.IICJIOUS PHILOSOPHY IZI ONE GOD 122 ULHO'S
GOT THE POWER? 122 SOMEBODY UP THERE LIKES ME 123 BY THE BOOK 123
SHARING THE WRATH 123 EVIL TFFTYS 123 EXPLAINING EVIL UNDER A JUST GOD
124 THE END IS NEAR 12 5 HISTORY IS U S 126 :YOU ALWAYS HURT THE ONES
:YOULOVE 126 BRAND X: NEWER, BIGGER, BRIGHTER 127 COME AGAIN? 127
FEELING THEIR PAIN 127 THE LATEST WORD 128 THE FIVE PITLARS OF ISLAM 128
ONE GOD, MANY POINTS OF VIEW 129 PART~: NAKING PROGRESS 131 I) P.OPL.
P.OPL. (R.NAISSAN(. HUMANISM) 1)3 PHILOSOPHY REBORN 134 LEARNED
IGNORANCE 135 WILL THE CIRCLE BE UNBROKEN? 135 WE ARE THE WORLD 136
CHANGE ACROSS THE BOARD 13 7 BELIEVING IN BELIEF 138 SKEPTICISRN 138
GIMME THAT OLD- TIME RELIGION 138 EVERYBODY PLAYS THE FOOL 139 POLITICS
IS TORTURE 139 PRINCE NOT CHARMING 140 DOUBTING FAIR PLAY 140 TRY, TRY
AGAIN 141 I~ SD.N(. RIS.S FROM TH. MUD 1~3 BRINGING HORNE THE BACON 144
A MAN WITH A PLAN 144 IDOLIZING ERROR 145 DON'T BELIEVE EVERYTHING:YOU
READ 145 * XI XII -,!!!~~~~PLF~F IDIOT'S 6UIDF TO PHILOSOPHY, THIRD
(DITION SCIENCE AND SPIRIT 146 IT'S ALL IN THE MIND 146 MIND- BODY SPLIT
14 7 A PASSIONATEAFFAIR 147 KEEPING GOVERNMENT IN MIND 148 A WHALE OE A
WORLDVIEW 148 NOT IN THE SPIRIT 148 THINKING MACHINES 149 U7EAK MINDS,
STRONG RULER 150 GENTLEMEN DON'T FIGHT 150 EYE OE NEWTON 151 FORMULAS
JOER EVERYTHING 151 SHEDDING NEW LIGHT ON COLOR 152 15 MFN AND WOMFN OF
SUBSTAN(F 153 BEING IN THE KNOW 154 GOD AND NATURE ARE US 154 SPINOZA A
LA MODE 155 WHERE THERE'S A WILL, THERE'S A WAY 156 THE TRUTH WILL SET
.YOUFREE 156 A MAN OE MANY MONADS 157 MANY VIEWS, ONE PICTURE 157 WHAT
HAPPENS TO .YOU IS PART OF.YOU 158 THE "WORLD IS A MATH PROBLEM 158 A
MAN OF PRINCIPLES 159 IT'S ONLY LOGICAL 159 TAKING A CHANCE ON SUBSTANCE
159 PUSHING THE LIMITS 160 THE MATTER WITH CAVENDISH 160 IT'S ALL MENTAL
161 KNOWLEDGE IN CONFLICT 161 IMAGINING PHILOSOPHY 162 16 LFARNINCJ BY
OBSFRVINCJ 165 THE SUN NEVER SETS ON BRITISH EMPIRICISM 166 OBSERVANT
BRITS 166 A LOCKE ON UNDERSTANDING 166 .YOURMIND WAS A BLANK 167 IS
KNOWLEDGE ACCIDENTAL? 168 TAKING GOD OUT OE GOVERNMENT .168 DIVINE RIGHT
BITES THE DUST 168 BACK TO NATURE 169 (ONT,NTS MY UTORK,MY STUFF 169
SOCIETY S DOTTED LINE 170 A BETTER IDEA 170 IF A TREE FALLS IN THE
FOREST 171 SOUL EXCEPTIONS 172 HUME-AN NATURE '" 172 BLINDED WITH
SCIENCE 172 IDEAS ASSOCIATED 173 HUME S FORK 173 INNER VIRTUE 174 IS, IM
'T, OUGHT 175 11 LICJHTON TH, SUBJ,D 111 FRENCH LIGHTS 178 A NEW LOOK AT
LAWS 178 BUILDING FROM THE BOTTOM UP 179 IAKING POWER APART 179 THE NEW
GOD OFREASON 180 KEEPING FREEDOM AND BELIEF 180 ITS STILL TICKING! 180
THE ENLIGHTENMENT SPEAKS VOLUMES 181 A FEEL FOR PHILOSOPHY 182 CIVILIZED
PEOPLE ARE APPLE POLISHERS 182 INVENTING VIRTUE AND VICE 183 LEARNING TO
BE NATURAL 183 18 WH"LINCJ AND ID,ALINCJ 185 BIG IDEALISTS 186
IDEAL-LIST 186 A FALLING OUT OVER UNITY 186 NOT TOO SOFT, NOT TOO
CRUNCHY 187 JUDGING REALITY BY ITS COVER 187 THE U7AYTHE COOKIE CRUMBLES
188 CONCEPTS BEFORE EXPERIENCE 188 A NEW COPERNICUS 189 U7E'REALL IN
THIS 70GETHER 189 HEGEL CAN DO WHAT IMMANUEL KANT 190 PHILOSOPHY GOES
DOWN IN HISTORY 191 ALIEN LIFT FORMS 192 SLAVES TO RECOGNITION 192
DIFFERENT SLANTS ON HEGEL 193 .11 XIII XIV TH, (OMPL,T, IDIOT'S 'UID, TO
PHILOSOPHY, THIRD(DITION WILL IS THE WAY 194 A WILL TO KNOW 194 NOT A
PRETTY PICTURE 195 19 ID,AS OF ~RFFDOM 191 DETERMINE ONE, GET ONE FREE
198 FREEDOM GOES THROUGH THE MILL 199 IT ALL COMES DOWN TO HAPPINESS 199
POETRY VS. PUSHPIN 199 FREEDOM FOR U70MEN 200 DETERMINED TO BE FREE 200
THE RAT RACE 201 U7ECAN'T GO ON LIKE THIS 201 FACTORY-SEALED THINKING
202 FREEDOM IS IN MEANING 203 TRAPPED IN TIME 203 JUST DO IT 204 IT'S A
POET! IT'S A PHILOSOPHER! NO, IT'S SUPERMAN! 205 ME AND MY ERROR 205
.YOUAIN'T HERD NOTHING .YET 206 DIJA VU ALL OVER AGAIN 207 PART5: MOD,RN
PHILOSOPHY 20 H,W I,LDS OF THOUCJHT:PSYCH, SOSH, AND ANTHRO 209 211
SOCIALIZING SCIENCE 212 A NEW WAY OF THINKING 213 SECRET DESIRES 213
RAIN ON THE PARADE 213 TRAGIC BEGINNINGS 214 .YOUR PROBLEM IS OBVIOUS
215 JUNG AT HEART 215 WHY WE ALL WORK TOO HARD 216 MIND OVER MONEY 216
GOD AND MONEY 217 IT'S ALL CULTURE 21 7 SOCIETY'S BIG MIND 218 PATTERNS
AND PURPOSES 218 21 WORKS FOR N, 221 WORKING KNOWLEDGE 222 PEIRCE-ING
INTELLECT 222 (ONT,NTS XV WHERE THE ACTION IS 223 NEED TO KNOW 223 MORE
U SES 224 MULTITASKING 224 USEFUL TO WHOM? 22 5 NOT HUGHIE, NOT LOUIE,
BUT DEWEY 226 LESS CERTAIN, MORE PRAGMATIC 226 COPING STRATEGY 226 MADE
IN AMERICA 227 MAKING A TFAY 22 7 BRIDGING THE GAP 228 22 THF NFW LOC)IC
ZLL EMINENTLY LOGICAL 232 MATH ~ DEEPER MEANING 232 MATH SPOKEN HERE 232
A PROPOSITION 1'OUCAN'T REFUSE 234 INSIDE OUTSIDE 234 WHERE DOES REALITY
FIT IN? 234 LOGIC GETS REAL 235 LOGIC SPACES OUT 235 CIRCULAR LOGIC 236
SECOND THOUGHTS 236 U7EMAKE THE RULES 236 MEANING IS EVERYBODY~ BUSINESS
237 F ORK IN THE ROAD 237 PHILOSOPHY CHOOSES UP SIDES 238 IT~ ALL IN HOW
1'OUSAY IT 238 1'OUCAN'T REASON 1'OUR TFAY OUT OFTHIS 239 ZL LFTRS 6FT
(RITICAL 2**1 CRITICAL CONDITION 242 EXCEEDING THEIR MARX 242 PILLARS OF
OPPRESSION 243 PIECES OF THE PLAN 244 CULTURE VULTURES 244 SLAVES TO
SHOPPING 245 SONG AND DANCE 245 BLINDED BY THE ENLIGHTENMENT 246 SLAVES
TO THE MACHINE 246 TFAR MACHINE 24 7 CUTTING BOTH WAYS 247 XVI TH,
(OMPL,T, IDIOTRS CIUID, TO PHILOSOPHYR THIRD (DITION 2~ 10 B, OR MOT10
B, 2" A PHENOMENAL PHILOSOPHY 250 REALITY MEETS AWARENESS 250 INTENT ON
THINKING 251 THE INTENTIONS 0/ SCIENCE 251 BRING ON THE BRACKETS 252
PAINTING WITH .YOUR BRAIN 252 AN ANTI-SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY? 253 LET IT BE
253 TIME TRAVELING 254 KNOWING WHAT'S WHAT 254 THE REAL MCCOY 255 BEING
ABSURD 255 700 FREE FOR OUR OWN GOOD 256 HEROIE EXISTERS 256 .YOUARE
WHAT .YOUDO 256 25 STRUDURINC)M,W ID,AS 259 YOU CAN'T BEAT THE SYSTEM
260 "CAT" MIGHT AS WEIL BE "PHTHALOOGAZOP" 260 HISTORY IS NOW 261
LANGUAGE ON PAROLE 262 THEM'S FIGHTIN' UIORDS 262 STRLICTURE GOES FORMAL
263 THE STRUCTURE 0/ PURPOSE 263 SEEING STRUCTURE IN 3D 264 AT A LOSS
FOR UIORDS 265 CULTURE IS ALL TALK 265 MEANING GETS ORGANIZED 265 KIN TO
LANGUAGE 2 66 THERE'S A MIND IN HERE SOMEWHERE 266 PART 6: KNOWL,DC),
NOW 269 26 PHILOSOPHY AFT,R TH, ~AD 211 PHILOSOPHY EATS ITSELF 272
SOMEONE WHO DUG PHILOSOPHY 272 WHAT .YOUKNOW CAN HURT.YOU 272 POWER +
KNOWLEDGE = PADDED CELL 273 TELL ME AN OTHER 274 GREAT MINDS THINK ALIKE
274 (ONTFNTS XVI I PRACTICING WHAT .YOUPREACH 275 BREAKING UP THE
STRUCTURE 275 N OWHERE MAN 275 MEANING TURNS UP MISSING 276
SELF-CENTERED LANGUAGE 276 VIVE LA DIFFERANCE 277 BEWARE 0/ PHILOSOPHY
277 PSYCHING YOURSELF OUT 278 .YOUR EGO IS .YOUR ENEMY 278 MIRROR,
MIRROR 279 RATTLING THE CHAINS 280 A FORMULA FOR EXCESS MEANING 280 21
POMOSAPI'SSC, 283 ARE WE THERE YET? 284 WRINKLES IN TIME 284 HOW BIG
1IJ7TZS MODERNISM? 285 SCOPING THE DEBATES 286 FRANCOIS LYOTARD: NOT
JUST A MAN IN TIGHTS 287 KNOWLEDGE TURNS TO 1T 287 NEW SLANTS FOR
KNOWING 287 70 MAKE A GRAND NARRATIVE SHORT 288 RETHINKING CULTURE 288
RETRO CHIC 289 MONEY CHANGES EVERYTHING 290 POST-MODERNISM LIGHTENS U P
290 THE SIDE-SHOW 291 DOES SOCIETY NEED PHILOSOPHY? 291 SAME CONCEPTS,
DIFFERENT CONCLUSIONS 291 SMUG OR SENSIBLE? 292 28 WOM'SS6.T WIS. 293
WOMAN KINDS 294 FORMS 0/ FEMINISM 294 IMPORTED FROM FRANCE 295 SIMONE
SAYS, "TAKE A BIG STEP FORWARD" 296 NATURE VS. NURTURE 296 A LONELY
LEADER 297 DIFFERENT, BUT THE SAME 297 OFF THE MOMMY TRACK 298 LABOR 0/
LOVE 298 WRITING THE WRONGS 298 CLASS ACTS 299 POLITICSMAKES STRANGE
BEDFTLLOWS 299 GOD GETS A SEX CHANGE 300 HOOKS INTO RACE AND SEX 301
BUTLER DID IT 301 29 TH. SHIFT IS ON JOJ SHIFTY CHARACTERS 304 HOW THE
OTHER HALF TH INKS 304 MAKE YOURSELFA BETTER WORLD 305 A ONE-DERFUL
WORLD 306 EINSTEIN- PU 306 THE METAPHYSICAL KITCHEN SINK 307 GOT CHANGE
FOR A ONE? .307 KEEP THE SPIRIT CLEAN .307 BANDWAGON EARTH 308 CASH
CONSCIOUSNESS .308 LIFTING YOUR SPIRITUAL BOOTSTRAPS 309 NO BUSINESS
LIKE KNOW BUSINESS 309 WHAT'S AHEAD? 310 JO WORKING TH. SYST.M JII A NEW
TREE BUILT OUT OF OLD BRANCHES 312 70 THINK'M IS TO NOAM 312 THE MIND
COMPUTES 313 MOVING THE COGS .314 I THINK, THEREFORE I AM A MACHINE 314
MENTAL BLOCKS 315 A N EW HOOK- UP .316 THE LATEST MODELS 316 ARTIFICIAL
APTITUDE 317 DEVELOPING A COMPLEX .318 A BUTTERFLY IN THE SYSTEM 318
VIRTUAL COMPLEXITY 319 NOW WE KNOW EVERYTHING! (EXCEPT WHETHER WE'RE
RIGHT) 320 STAYING ORGANIZED 320 APP,NDIX,S A WORDS FOR TH. WIS. B
URTH.R R.ADING: NOR. ~OOD FOR THOUGHT IND.X |
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