Wisdom Without Answers: A Brief Introduction to Philosophy

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Wadsworth Publishing Company (1989)
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By speaking directly to the students in a personal tone, this text invites students to get excited about philosophy and to explore how philosophy affects them. Fourteen lively chapters take students deep into the world of philosophical thinking and challenge them to ponder life's big questions.

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0534533701   9780534533700   0534534651   053425974X

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