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Modern Philosophy

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Candide

Voltaire

1759 ★ 4.0

La Divina Commedia

Dante Alighieri

1726 ★ 3.9

After philosophy

Thomas A. McCarthy, James Bohman, Kenneth Baynes

1987

Untimely Meditations

Friedrich Nietzsche

1873

The making of the modern mind

John Herman Randall Jr.

1926

Lyotard And Theology Beyond The Christian Master Narrative Of Love

Lieven Boeve

2014

On film

Stephen Mulhall

2001

British post-structuralism since 1968

Antony Easthope

1991

Pragmatic liberalism and the critique of modernity

Gary Gutting

1999

Must we mean what we say?

Stanley Cavell

1976

Subjectivity, Realism, and Postmodernism

Frank B. Farrell

1994

Principles of Mahomedan law

Mulla, Dinshah Fardunji Sir

1905

The light of nature pursued

Abraham Tucker

1805

Men of ideas

Bryan Magee

1978

The Public School and the Private Vision

Maxine Greene

2007

The illusion of technique

William Barrett

1978

A history of philosophy

Frederick Charles Copleston

1900

Text-book of pathology

R MacSween, Muir, Robert Sir

1971

Escape from reason

Francis A. Schaeffer

1968

The art of controversy

Arthur Schopenhauer

1896

The dilemma of modernity

Lawrence E. Cahoone

1988

Causation in Early Modern Philosophy

Steven Nadler

1993

The ideologies of theory

Fredric Jameson

1988

The Sicilian affair

May Mackintosh

1974

These last four centuries

Christopher C. Faille

1988

The watchdogs

Paul Nizan

1971

On the history of modern philosophy

Friedrich Wilhelm Joseph von Schelling

1994

The Renaissance and seventeenth-century rationalism

G. H. R. Parkinson

2003

Socrates' children

Peter Kreeft

2015

Social thought in America

Morton Gabriel White

1949

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