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This is an elementary but sophisticated account of the nature of philosophy and the relations between philosophy and other disciplines. Thought-provoking and eminently readable, it is one of the best introductions to philosophy ever written.
“I have frequently recommended the book to students taking a beginning philosophy course – and to those more advanced – and it is good to have it available again.” – Marcus Singer |
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Philosophy, Its Scope
and Relations
Henry Sidgwick
1-85506-559-2 1998 $20.00tx (£14.00)
270 pp., paperback, 1902 edition
notes, index
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