Philosophy: A Very Short Introduction (Very Short Introductions)

Are you curious about the big questions in life? How should we live? What is real? How do we acquire knowledge? If so, then Philosophy: A Very Short Introduction is the perfect book for you. Written by Edward Craig, this engaging guide takes you on a journey through the fascinating world of philosophy. With insightful readings from influential philosophers such as Plato, Hume, and Descartes, you'll gain a deeper understanding of ethics, knowledge, and the nature of self.

Why should you do philosophy, you ask? Philosophy allows us to explore profound inquiries that shape our existence. It helps us make sense of our beliefs, values, and actions in a rapidly changing world. By studying philosophy, you'll critically examine different areas of human thought and understand how they connect. Craig also delves into the historical contexts where philosophy originated and evolved over time, providing an essential backdrop to spark your intellectual curiosity.

This updated edition is even more comprehensive, featuring a new chapter on free will. Discover the debates surrounding determinism and indeterminism, as explored by Descartes and Hegel. Dive into the perplexing Problem of Evil and explore Kant's argument on the source of moral obligation. The Very Short Introductions series from Oxford University Press is renowned for delivering concise and accessible knowledge, and this pocket-sized book won't disappoint. Get ahead in philosophy and start unraveling life's biggest mysteries today!

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