Consider Philosophy

Name: Consider Philosophy
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ISBN: 9780205644223

ISBN-10: 0205644228

ISBN-13: 9780205644223

Edition: 2011

Authors: Bruce Waller

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Offering a balance of theory and applications and a mix of text and readings,Consider Philosophy begins with chapters covering philosophical theory, each of which is followed by related, classical readings. Featuring selections from the worldrsquo;s most influential philosophers, this combination of primary texts and explanatory pedagogy presents the material in a clear, accessible way that does not sacrifice rigor. Making connections among different philosophical theories throughout, the text helps students to engage the subject matter and apply theories to important contemporary philosophical issues.

Book details

List price: $146.65
Copyright year: 2011
Publisher: Pearson Education
Publication date: 10/1/2010
Binding: Hardcover
Pages: 512
Size: 8.10" wide x 10.00" long x 1.40" tall
Weight: 3.256
Language: English




Thinking Critically and Cordially About Philosophy


Irrelevant Reason Fallacy


Ad Hominem Arguments


Strawman Fallacy


Appeal to Authority


Exercises


Glossary


Further Reading



Philosophical Questions About Religion


Conceptions of God


Arguments for Existence of God


The Cosmological Argument


The Ontological Argument


The Argument from Design


The Intuitive Argument


Pascalrsquo;s Wager


The Problem of Evil


Ockhamrsquo;s Razor


Do Science and Religion Occupy Different Spheres?


Readings


FromGenesisandExodus


fromA Theologico-Political Treatise



fromThe Metaphysics



fromTheodicy



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ldquo;You Canrsquo;t Have it Both Ways: Irreconcila