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WESTERN PHILOSOPHY, C 1600 TO C 1800
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Projection and Realism in Hume
Projection And Realism In
Hume's Philosophy
    Hume is held to have
    taught that causal power
    and self are projections,
    that God is a projection
    of our fear, and that
    value is a projection of
    sentiment. In Projection
    and Realism in Hume's
    Philosophy, P. J. E.
    Kail provides a fresh
    interpretation of this
    metaphor and uses it to
    shed new light on some of
    Hume's central ideas.
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The Philosophy of the Enlightenment
The Philosophy Of The
Enlightenment
    Presents an analysis of
    one of history's greatest
    intellectual epochs: the
    Enlightenment. Arguing
    that there was a common
    foundation beneath the
    diverse strands of
    thought of this period,
    this book shows how
    Enlightenment
    philosophers drew upon
    the ideas of the
    preceding centuries even
    while radically
    transforming them to fit
    the modern world.
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How is Nature Possible?
How Is Nature Possible?
    Kant's central task in
    the "First Critique" is
    to tie his metaphysical
    analysis to the very
    possibility of nature
    itself. This title
    presents a commentary on
    Kant's aims and arguments
    in his celebrated "First
    Critique", within the
    context of the dominant
    schools of philosophy of
    his time.
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The Empiricists
The Empiricists
    An introduction to the
    key empiricists of the
    17th and 18th centuries.
    It focuses on the
    canonical figures of the
    empiricist movement,
    Locke, Berkeley and
    Hume, and also explores
    the contributions made by
    other key figures such as
    Bacon, Hobbes, Boyle
    and Newton.
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Immanuel Kant
Immanuel Kant
    Immanuel Kant is among
    the most pivotal thinkers
    in the history of
    philosophy. His
    revolutionary ideas are
    systematically
    interconnected and he
    presents them using a
    forbidding technical
    vocabulary. This book
    provides an introduction
    to Kant by explaining
    each of the key concepts
    of his philosophy.
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Locke
Locke
    John Locke is a clear and
    lucid writer who wrote on
    many subjects and founded
    many new schools of
    thought. This title
    presents a concise and
    coherent overview of
    Locke. It is suitable for
    second- or third-year
    undergraduates who
    require more than just a
    simple introduction to
    his work and thought.
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Locke
Locke
    John Locke is a clear and
    lucid writer who wrote on
    many subjects and founded
    many new schools of
    thought. This title
    presents a concise and
    coherent overview of
    Locke. It is suitable for
    second- or third-year
    undergraduates who
    require more than just a
    simple introduction to
    his work and thought.
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Essay on Transcendental Philosophy
Essay On Transcendental
Philosophy
    Salomon Maimon was one of
    the most important and
    influential Jewish
    intellectuals of the
    Enlightenment. This
    translation of his
    principal work, Essay on
    Transcendental
    Philosophy, expresses
    Maimon's response to the
    revolution in philosophy
    wrought by Kant's
    "Critique of Pure
    Reason".
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Descartes - An Introduction
Descartes - An Introduction
    Rene Descartes is one of
    the formative figures in
    Western philosophy,
    logic and mathematics.
    His famous statement: 'I
    think, therefore I am'
    has become perhaps the
    most famous phrase in all
    of philosophy. This
    title, read by Jonathan
    Oliver with Roy McMillan,
    introduces the listener
    to the life and work of
    one of the greatest
    thinkers of all time.
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The Pursuit of Laziness
The Pursuit Of Laziness
    We think of the
    Enlightenment as an era
    dominated by ideas of
    progress, production,
    and industry - not an era
    that favored the lax and
    indolent individual. But
    was the Enlightenment
    only about the unceasing
    improvement of self and
    society? This title
    examines moral,
    political, and economic
    treatises of the period.
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Descartes and the Doubting Mind
Descartes And The Doubting
Mind
    Descartes'
    characterisation of the
    mind as a 'thinking
    thing' marks the
    beginning of modern
    philosophy of mind. It is
    also the point of
    departure for Descartes'
    own system in which the
    mind is the first object
    of knowledge for those
    who reason 'in an orderly
    way'. This book shows
    that the Cartesian mind
    has been widely
    misunderstood.
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The Defence of the Enlightenment
The Defence Of The
Enlightenment
    Although our liberal
    democracies are the
    offspring of the
    Enlightenment, they also
    illustrate the ways in
    which its ideas can be
    distorted and perverted.
    This book establishes
    enlightenment as the
    philosophical cornerstone
    of the modern world and
    argues that the wisdom of
    those times is just as
    relevant.
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Rationality and Feminist Philosophy
Rationality And Feminist
Philosophy
    Argues that the
    Enlightenment conception
    of rationality that
    feminists are fond of
    attacking is no longer a
    live concept. The author
    shows how contemporary
    theories of rationality
    are consonant with
    feminist concerns and
    proposes that feminists
    need a substantive theory
    of rationality, which
    she argues should be a
    virtue theory of
    rationality.
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How to Read Descartes
How To Read Descartes
    Revered as the 'father of
    modern philosophy',
    Descartes is one of the
    most influential
    philosophers of all time,
    but his ideas are also
    highly controversial and
    have been subjected to
    intense criticism by
    philosophers. This book
    examines Descartes'
    attempt to construct a
    new basis for scientific
    understanding.
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CORRESPONDENCE AND OCCASIONAL WRITINGS OF FRANCIS HUTCHESON
CORRESPONDENCE AND OCCASIONAL
WRITINGS OF FRANCIS HUTCHESON
    Hutcheson''s epistolary
    offerings include letters
    published in journals in
    England, Ireland, and
    Netherlands. These
    letters and writings
    exhibit his polemical
    skills in controversy,
    his differences with
    Presbyterian orthodoxy,
    his preoccupation with
    religious and
    intellectual liberty,
    and his loyalty and
    lasting affection for his
    friends.
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CORRESPONDENCE AND OCCASIONAL WRITINGS OF FRANCIS HUTCHESON
CORRESPONDENCE AND OCCASIONAL
WRITINGS OF FRANCIS HUTCHESON
    Hutcheson''s epistolary
    offerings include letters
    published in journals in
    England, Ireland, and
    Netherlands. These
    letters and writings
    exhibit his polemical
    skills in controversy,
    his differences with
    Presbyterian orthodoxy,
    his preoccupation with
    religious and
    intellectual liberty,
    and his loyalty and
    lasting affection for his
    friends.
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Introducing the Enlightenment
Introducing The Enlightenment
    The Enlightenment of the
    18th century was a
    crucial time in human
    history - a vast moral,
    scientific and political
    movement, the work of
    intellectuals across
    Europe and the New World,
    who began to free
    themselves from
    despotism, bigotry and
    superstition and tried to
    change the world. This
    title offers a guide to
    the giants of the
    Enlightenment.
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Thinking Between Deleuze and Kant
Thinking Between Deleuze And
Kant
    A collection of essays
    exploring the implicit
    dispute between Gilles
    Deleuze's transcendental
    empiricism and Kant's
    transcendental idealism,
    a key philosophical
    concern. It addresses the
    varied and various
    connections between these
    two great European
    philosophers.
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The Pursuits of Philosophy
The Pursuits Of Philosophy
    Marking the tercentenary
    of Hume's birth, Annette
    Baier has created an
    engaging guide to the
    philosophy of one of the
    greatest thinkers of
    Enlightenment Britain.
    Drawing on a lifetime of
    scholarship and incisive
    commentary, she finds in
    Hume's personal
    experiences new ways to
    illuminate his ideas
    about religion, human
    nature, and the social
    order.
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Essays on Kant
Essays On Kant
    This volume presents
    seventeen essays by one
    of the world's leading
    scholars on Kant. Henry
    E. Allison explores the
    nature of transcendental
    idealism, freedom of the
    will, and the concept of
    the purposiveness of
    nature. He places Kant's
    views in their historical
    context and explores
    their contemporary
    relevance to present day
    philosophers.
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Essays on Kant
Essays On Kant
    This volume presents
    seventeen essays by one
    of the world's leading
    scholars on Kant. Henry
    E. Allison explores the
    nature of transcendental
    idealism, freedom of the
    will, and the concept of
    the purposiveness of
    nature. He places Kant's
    views in their historical
    context and explores
    their contemporary
    relevance to present day
    philosophers.
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The Philosophers
The Philosophers' Quarrel
    The rise and spectacular
    fall of the friendship
    between the two great
    philosophers of the
    eighteenth century,
    barely six months after
    they first met,
    reverberated on both
    sides of the Channel.
    This title explores the
    unfolding rift between
    two of the greatest of
    Enlightenment thinkers,
    Jean-Jacques Rousseau and
    David Hume.
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John Locke and Personal Identity
John Locke And Personal
Identity
    One of the influential
    debates in John Locke's
    work is the problem of
    personal identity over
    time. This problem is
    that of how a person at
    one time is the same
    person later in time,
    and so can be held
    responsible for past
    actions. This title
    offers an emphasis on
    Locke's theological
    commitments, and those
    of Rene Descartes and
    Thomas Hobbes.
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A Pocket Philosophical Dictionary
A Pocket Philosophical
Dictionary
    Voltaire's Pocket
    Philosophical Dictionary
    is a major work of the
    European Enlightenment.
    It consists of a series
    of short essays,
    arranged alphabetically,
    whose unifying thread is
    an attack on religious
    and political
    intolerance. Highly
    entertaining, its
    concern with intolerance
    and its consequences is
    still relevant today.
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Berkeley
Berkeley's "Principles Of
Human Knowledge"
    Berkeley's Principles of
    Human Knowledge is a key
    text in the history of
    British Empiricism and
    18th - century thought.
    This title offers an
    introduction to
    Berkeley's seminal text,
    a key text in the history
    of philosophy that is
    widely studied at
    undergraduate level. It
    provides guidance on
    philosophical and
    historical context.
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Introducing Descartes
Introducing Descartes
    Explains why Descartes is
    usually called the father
    of modern philosophy.
    This book provides
    answers to the puzzling
    questions that Descartes
    asked about human beings
    and their place in the
    world. It gives a lucid
    account of Descartes'
    contributions to modern
    science, mathematics,
    and the Philosophy of
    Mind.
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The Philosophers
The Philosophers' Quarrel
    As the relationship
    between Jean-Jacques
    Rousseau and David Hume
    unraveled, a volley of
    rancorous letters was
    fired off, then quickly
    published and devoured by
    aristocrats,
    intellectuals, and
    common readers, alike.
    This book explores the
    unfolding rift between
    Rousseau and Hume.
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