Religion & PhilosophyThere are 143 products.

-- price: lowest first price: highest first name: A to Z name: Z to A in-stock first sort by

• Available

  Thought and reality

  Summation of the work of a giant of contemporary philosophy.Highly original views on central issues in metaphysics, epistemology, and philosophy of language.Clear, short, and accessible.

  $19.99

  Add to cart View
  
  
• Available

  The character of mind

  The mind-body problem, the nature of acquaintance, the relation between thought and language, agency, and the self.In particular, also addresses the issue of consciousness, and the difficulty of combining the two very different perspectives on the mind that arise from introspection and from the observation of other people.

  $25.99

  Add to cart View
  
  
• Available

  Truth as one and many

  Traditional theories of truth hold that truth has only a single uniform nature. All truths are true in the same way. More recent deflationary theories claim that truth has no nature at all; the concept of truth is of no real philosophical importance.

  $25.99

  Add to cart View
  
  
• Available

  The Dispeller of Disputes

  Clear new translation of the Vigrahavyavartani, taking current philological research and all available editions into account, and adding  insightful philosophical commentary on the text.

  $12.99

  Add to cart View
  
  
• Available

  Faith and its critics

  Clear discussion on wide-ranging topical issues of faith using many illustrations from contemporary life Provides historical, social and rhetorical context for 'the new atheism' Extensive discussion of the relationship of religion to science, including a theological and scientific critique of both creationism and intelligent design theory.

  $17.99

  Add to cart View
  
  
• Available

  Introduction to Philosophy

  This book is for people who want to think about the big themes: knowledge, reason, truth, mind, freedom, destiny, identity, God, goodness, justice.

  $5.99

  Add to cart View
  
  
• Available

  The Reflective life

  The Reflective Life also considers the issue of how to philosophize about how to live. A recent trend in moral philosophy has been toward what is sometimes called 'empirically informed ethics'. This methodology has not yet caught on in normative ethics, primarily because we cannot conclude anything about what ought to be the case from the facts about...

  $34.99

  Add to cart View
  
  
• Available

  Reasons of Identity

  Recommended for all levels of readers seeking a serious, analytically sound look at the claims of parties in majority/minority conflicts in regard to identity politics Clearly written discussion of normative debates on cultural diversity.Focuses on practical decision making in the area of minority rights

  $65.00

  Add to cart View
  
  
• Available

  The Problem of Evil

  The vast amount of suffering in the world is often held as a particularly powerful reason to deny that God exists. Now, one of the world's most distinguished philosophers of religion presents his own position on the problem of evil. Highly accessible and sensitively argued.

  $44.00

  Add to cart View
  
  
• Available

  History of ethics

  These essays seek to point out important conceptual and philosophical connections between ancient and modern ethical views Highlight some important ways in which contemporary moral thinking can benefit from a conceptually clearer understanding of the history of ethics.

  $39.99

  Add to cart View