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My Philosophical Development

Bertrand Russell

1959

An introduction to philosophical analysis

John Hospers

1953

Space, time and medicine

Larry Dossey

1982

De hominis dignitate

Patricia Mari-Fabre, Giovanni Francesco Pico della Mirandola

1942

Wittgenstein and the Mystical

Frederick Sontag

1995

What does it all mean?

Thomas Nagel

1987

Dialogue with Erik Erikson

Richard I. Evans

1967

Probability, time, and space in eighteenth-century literature

Paula R. Backscheider

1979

Philosophical dilemmas

Phil Washburn

1996

Humour and Irony in Kierkegaard's Thought

John Lippitt

2000

Women and religion

Elizabeth Clark

1977

After philosophy

Thomas A. McCarthy, James Bohman, Kenneth Baynes

1987

Philosophical foundations of education

Howard Ozmon

1986

Studia Semitica

Erwin Isak Jakob Rosenthal

1971

Renaissance philosophy

Brian P. Copenhaver

1992

Through the Rearview Mirror

John Macnamara

1999

Must we mean what we say?

Stanley Cavell

1976

The works of Jonathan Edwards

Jonathan Edwards

1980

Medieval philosophy

John F. Wippel

1969

Metaphoric worlds

Samuel R. Levin

1988

John Dewey and the Philosopher's Task (John Dewey Lecture)

Philip W. Jackson

2002

Primitive man as philosopher

Paul Radin

1927

Protestant thought before Kant

Arthur Cushman McGiffert

1911

Seinfeld and philosophy

William Irwin

2000

The Cambridge companion to Heidegger

Charles B. Guignon

2006

Does the center hold?

Donald Palmer

2002

The spirit of mediæval philosophy

Étienne Gilson

1936

The philosophers of Greece

Robert Sherrick Brumbaugh

1964

Greek and Roman philosophy after Aristotle

Jason L. Saunders

1966

A short history of modern philosophy

Roger Scruton

1995

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