'There is no better introduction to the subject than this. It covers a wide range of issues with clarity, with wit, but also with profundity.' Paul Snowdon
Peter Cave is Lecturer in Philosophy at The Open University and City University, London. He frequently contributes to philosophy magazines and journals, from the serious to the fun, lectures around the world, and has scripted and presented philosophy programmes for the BBC. He is the author of Humanism: A Beginner's Guide and, with total sales of over 50,000 books, is one of the UK's leading philosophers.
"Perfect. I wish this book had been my introduction to philosophy.
It raises all the essential philosophical questions, issues, and
problems in a lively, engaging, and accessible way."
*William Irwin - Professor of Philosophy, King's College
Pennsylvania and Editor of The Blackwell*
"There is no better introduction to the subject than this. It
covers a wide range of issues with clarity, with wit, but also with
profundity."
*Paul Snowdon - Emeritus Professor of Philosophy, UCL*
“Lucid and finely crafted. Engagingly presented, and admirably
concise, it can be relied on to engage the interest of beginning
students and general readers alike.”
*John Cottingham - President of the British Society for the
Philosophy of Religion and Professor Emer*
"An excellent introduction. Careful, reflective, clear, and
entertaining."
*Timothy Chappell - Professor of Philosophy, The Open
University*
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