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Classic Studies in the History of Ideas

Key Texts are facsimile paperback editions of books that have not been available for many years. The series gives particular emphasis to less popularized works of major thinkers in the history of ideas. We also feature more recent classic monographs that are now regarded as key textbooks for the humanities.
The Actor and the Spectator:
Foundations of the Theory of Human Action
Lewis White Beck

Descartes: A Study of His Philosophy
Anthony Kenny

Descartes’s Rules for the Direction of the Mind
Harold H. Joachim; edited by Errol E. Harris;
introduction by W. D. Ross

The Development of Mathematical Logic
P. H. Nidditch

An Essay on Philosophical Method
R. G. Collingwood

Four Dissertations and Essays on Suicide and the
Immortality of the Soul
David Hume; introductions by John Immerwahr and
Valdimir Price; preface by James Fieser

God and the Soul
Peter Geach

Greek Ethics
Pamela Huby

Hegelian Ethics
W. H. Walsh

A History of Political Thought in the English Revolution
Perez Zagorin

Hume’s Philosophy of Belief:
A Study of His First Inquiry
Antony Flew

The Hunting of Leviathan:
Nineteenth-Century Reactions to the Materialism
and Moral Philosophy of Thomas Hobbes
Samuel Mintz

Kant’s Critique of Pure Reason:
A Commentary for Students
T. E. Wilkerson.

Kant’s Pre-Critical Ethics
Paul Arthur Schilpp

The Mathematical Analysis of Logic
George Boole

Mathematics in Aristotle
Thomas Heath
 
Outlines of History of Greek Philosophy
Eduard Zeller

Outlines of a Philosophy of Art
R. G. Collingwood

Philosophical Studies
J. McT. E. McTaggart

The Philosophical Theory of the State and Related Essays
Bernard Bosanquet; edited by Gerald F. Gaus and William Sweet

Philosophy, Its Scope and Relations
Henry Sidgwick

The Philosophy of Kant
John Kemp

A Portrait of Aristotle
Marjorie Grene

Mental Acts
Peter Geach

Rationalism
John Cottingham

The Reasonableness of Christianity:
As Delivered in the Scriptures
John Locke; introduction by Victor Nuovo

Religion and Philosophy
R. G. Collingwood

Schopenhauer
Patrick Gardiner

Science and Method
Henri Poincaré

Six Secular Philosophers
Lewis White Beck

Some Dogmas of Religion
J. McT. E. McTaggart

Thomas Hobbes
A. E. Taylor

The Unconscious: A Conceptual Analysis
Alasdair MacIntyre

The Unity of Science
Rudolf Carnap