An Introduction to Philosophy
An Introduction to Philosophy by Jon Nuttall is a comprehensive textbook published by Wiley on July 19, 2002. This 272-page edition serves as an accessible entry point into the field of philosophy, addressing fundamental issues and contemporary theories, particularly in the philosophy of mind. The book is designed for students new to the subject, providing clear discussions that facilitate understanding of key philosophical areas.
Readers will find a structured approach to various topics, including perception, epistemology, metaphysics, ethics, and political philosophy. The text includes numerous learning features such as introductions, summaries, questions, and suggestions for further reading, making it suitable for AS level, A level, and first-year undergraduate students. This edition aims to equip newcomers with the tools necessary to engage with philosophical arguments and current debates effectively.
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This new textbook is a lively and highly accessible introduction to philosophy. From the fundamental issues of philosophical thought to the latest theories in the philosophy of mind, An Introduction to Philosophy provides clear and incisive discussion of the key areas of philosophy for students new to the subject.
* Provides the tools new students need to tackle philosophical arguments themselves
* Clearly presents and explains contemporary issues and current debates
* Covers the key areas of philosophy, including perception, epistemology, metaphysics, the mind, philosophy of religion, ethics and political philosophy
* Contains numerous learning features such as introductions, summaries, questions and further reading
An Introduction to Philosophy is an ideal text for AS level, A level and first-year undergraduate students or anyone studying the subject for the first time.
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