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9780534567002

Philosophy Through the Ages

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    9780534567002

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    0534567002

  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 1999-08-10
  • Publisher: Cengage Learning
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Featuring accessible and straightforward prose, this chronological book with readings maintains philosophical rigor in its discussion of the seminal philosophers and ideas throughout history. To help foster an appreciation for the dynamic of the discipline, Pauses for Thought sections motivate the relevancy of philosophical ideas to everyday life. Sections on women are included for each of the philosophers and special "Connections" sections at the chapter conclusions provide transitions between major areas of thought.

Table of Contents

Preface xv
The Pre-Socratics: Early Greek Philosophers
1(22)
The Birth of Philosophy
1(2)
Monastic Materialism
3(4)
Thales
3(1)
Water
4(1)
The Sun and the Pyramids
4(1)
Olive Presses
4(1)
Anaximander
5(1)
The Boundless
5(1)
Evolution
5(1)
Creation and Destruction
6(1)
Anaximenes
6(1)
A Mathematical Universe Pythagoras
7(3)
Rebirth
7(1)
Rules of Purification
7(1)
Three Classes of People
8(1)
The Harmonic Mean
9(1)
Number: The Key to Nature
9(1)
Form
9(1)
Theano of Crotona
10(1)
The Pythagoreans
10(1)
Aesara of Lucania
10(1)
Explanations of Change
11(6)
Heraclitus
11(1)
The Ever-Living Fire
11(1)
Flux
12(1)
God
12(1)
Parmenides
13(1)
What Is Is, What Is Not Is Not
13(1)
Zeno
14(1)
Empedocles
15(1)
Love and Strife
15(1)
Anaxagoras
16(1)
Seeds
16(1)
Mind (Nous)
16(1)
The Sun and the Moon
17(1)
The Atomists
17(3)
Atoms
18(1)
Soul Atoms
19(1)
Moral Philosophy
19(1)
Summary
20(1)
Connections
20(1)
Study Questions
21(2)
Socrates and the Sophists
23(22)
The Sophists
23(18)
Protagoras
25(1)
Religion and Morals
26(1)
The Gods
27(1)
Gorgias
27(1)
Thrasymachus
28(1)
Socrates
29(1)
Socrates' Life
30(3)
Socrates' Inner Voice
33(1)
The Oracle at Delphi
33(1)
The Dialectic Method
34(1)
Knowledge
35(1)
Moral Philosophy
36(1)
Socrates' Trial and Death
37(3)
On Women
40(1)
Summary
41(1)
Connections
42(1)
Study Questions
42(3)
Plato
45(26)
Plato's Mother, Perictione
45(1)
On Women
46(1)
Plato
46(22)
Plato's Life
46(1)
The Socratic Method
47(1)
The Dialogues
48(1)
The Forms
48(1)
Creation
49(2)
The Soul
51(2)
Immortality of the Soul
53(1)
Evil
54(1)
Moral Philosophy
55(1)
Theory of Knowledge
55(1)
Allegory of the Cave
55(3)
The Divided Line
58(1)
Imaging Stage
59(1)
Belief Stage
60(1)
Thinking Stage
60(1)
Intelligence (Reason and Intuition)
61(1)
Knowing the Forms
61(1)
Ladder of Love
62(1)
Political Philosophy
63(1)
The Ideal State
63(4)
On Women
67(1)
Summary
68(1)
Connections
68(1)
Study Questions
69(2)
Aristotle
71(26)
Aristotle's Life
72(4)
Metaphysics
73(1)
Form and Matter
73(1)
The Four Causes
74(1)
Potentiality and Actuality
75(1)
The Unmoved Mover
76(2)
The Soul
78(4)
Moral Philosophy
82(9)
Ends and Means
83(2)
Happiness
85(1)
The Golden Mean
86(2)
Two Kinds of Reasoning
88(1)
Two Kinds of Acts
88(1)
Two Kinds of Wisdom
88(3)
Political Philosophy
91(1)
Types of States
91(1)
On Women
92(1)
Summary
93(1)
Connections
94(1)
Study Questions
94(3)
Hellenistic Philosophy
97(28)
Religion, Philosophy, and Science
97(1)
Hellenistic Philosophy
98(15)
The Cynics
99(1)
Diogenes
99(1)
The Epicureans
100(1)
Epicurus
100(4)
The Stoics
104(1)
God and Nature
104(1)
Natural Law and Fate
105(1)
Human Nature
105(1)
Ethics
105(1)
Epictetus
106(2)
Marcus Aurelius
108(2)
Universal Brotherhood
110(1)
The Skeptics
110(1)
Sextus Empiricus
111(102)
Mystery Cults
113(7)
The Neoplatonists
113(1)
Plotinus
114(5)
Hypatia of Alexandria
119(1)
Summary
120(1)
Connections
121(1)
Study Questions
121(4)
The Medieval World
125(36)
Religious Doctrines
126(1)
Early Christianity and Philosophy
126(12)
Saint Augustine
127(1)
Augustine's Life
127(2)
God
129(1)
The Creation
130(1)
Moral Philosophy
131(4)
The Two Cities
135(1)
Science
136(1)
History
137(1)
Church and State
137(1)
On Women
138(1)
The ``Not-So-Dark-Ages''
138(4)
Faith Versus Reason
139(1)
John Scotus Erigena
139(1)
Proving God's Existence
140(1)
Anselm
140(2)
Islamic Philosophy
142(3)
Avicenna
142(1)
Avicenna's Life
142(1)
God
143(1)
The Soul
143(1)
Averroes
143(1)
Averroes's Life
143(1)
God
144(1)
The Soul
144(1)
True Knowledgec
144(1)
Jewish Philosophy
145(1)
Moses Maimonides
145(1)
Maimonides' Life
145(1)
Faith and Reason
145(1)
God
146(1)
High Point of the Middle Ages
146(10)
Thomas Aquinas
147(1)
Aquinas's Life
147(1)
Faith and Reason
148(1)
Five Ways to Prove God's Existence
149(4)
Can We Know God?
153(1)
Evil
153(1)
Moral Philosophy
154(1)
Divine Law
155(1)
On Women
155(1)
Summary
156(1)
Connections
157(1)
Study Questions
157(4)
Modern Philosophy: The Reformation, Science, and Rationalism
161(32)
The Renaissance
161(1)
The Reformation
162(3)
Martin Luther
162(1)
Luther's Life
162(1)
Luther's Reforms
163(1)
Faith and Reason
164(1)
The Reformation Spreads
164(1)
The Rise of Science
165(1)
The New Science
166(4)
Thomas Hobbes
167(1)
Hobbes's Life
167(1)
Metaphysics
167(1)
Human Nature
168(1)
Social Contract
169(1)
Influence on Philosophy
169(1)
On Women
169(1)
The Continental Rationalists
170(19)
Rene Descartes
170(1)
Descartes' Life
170(1)
The Cartesian Method
171(1)
Role of Mathematics
172(1)
Rules of Method
172(1)
Intuition and Deduction
173(1)
Method of Doubt
174(2)
I Think, Therefore I Am
176(1)
Reversal of Doubt
176(1)
Proofs of God's Existence
177(1)
Mathematics and the Physical World
178(1)
The Mind--Body Problem
179(1)
Animals as Machines
180(1)
Benedict de Spinoza
181(1)
Spinoza's Life
181(1)
God
182(1)
The World
183(1)
Freedom
184(1)
Gottfried Leibniz
185(1)
Leibniz's Life
185(1)
Substance
186(1)
Monads
186(2)
Pre-Established Harmony
188(1)
God and the Problem of Evil
188(1)
Summary
189(1)
Connections
190(1)
Study Questions
190(3)
British Empiricism: Locke, Berkeley, and Hume
193(34)
John Locke
194(12)
Locke's Life
194(1)
The Human Mind
195(1)
No Innate Ideas
196(1)
Tabula Rasa
196(2)
Simple and Complex Ideas
198(2)
Primary and Secondary Qualities
200(1)
Substance
201(1)
Degrees of Knowledge
202(1)
Moral Philosophy
203(2)
Political Philosophy
205(1)
Right to Property
205(1)
Government
205(1)
On Women
206(1)
George Berkeley
206(4)
Berkeley's Life
206(1)
Berkeley's Idealism
207(1)
To Be Is to Be Perceived
208(2)
David Hume
210(13)
Hume's Life
210(1)
Hume's Purpose
211(1)
Contents of the Mind
212(2)
Association of Ideas
214(1)
Relations of Ideas and Matters of Fact
215(1)
Cause and Effect
215(1)
The External World
216(1)
The Self
217(1)
Substance
218(1)
God
219(1)
Moral Philosophy
220(2)
Sympathy
222(1)
On Women
222(1)
Summary
223(1)
Connections
224(1)
Study Questions
225(2)
Immanuel Kant: Critical Philosophy
227(30)
Immanuel Kant
227(25)
Kant's Life
227(2)
Kant's Revolution
229(1)
The Powers of Human Reason
230(1)
A Priori and a Posteriori Knowledge
231(1)
Analytic and Synthetic Judgments
232(1)
Synthetic a Priori
233(1)
The Structure of the Mind
234(2)
The Self
236(2)
The Two Worlds
238(1)
Transcendental Ideas
238(2)
Moral Philosophy
240(1)
Goodwill
240(2)
Hypothetical Imperatives
242(5)
Freedom
247(1)
Immortality
248(1)
God
249(1)
Morality and Religion
250(1)
On Women
251(1)
Summary
252(1)
Connections
253(1)
Study Questions
253(4)
Idealism and Materialism Hegel and Marx
257(30)
Idealism
258(16)
G. W. F. Hegel
Hegel's Life
258(1)
Reality
259(2)
Logic
261(2)
Absolute Spirit
263(1)
Philosophy of Nature
263(1)
Philosophy of Spirit
264(1)
Subjective Spirit (Mind)
264(2)
Objective Spirit (Mind)
266(2)
The State
268(1)
The Constitution
269(1)
International Law
269(1)
World History
270(1)
Art, Religion, and Philosophy
271(1)
Art
271(1)
Religion
271(1)
Philosophy
272(1)
On Women
273(1)
Materialism
274(9)
Karl Marx
Marx's Response to Hegel
274(1)
Karl Marx's Life
274(2)
Dialectical Materialism
276(1)
Production
277(2)
Alienation
279(1)
Communism
280(2)
On Women
282(1)
Summary
283(1)
Connections
284(1)
Study Questions
285(2)
Utilitarianism Wollstonecraft, Bentham, Mill, Taylor
287(24)
Mary Wollstonecraft
288(3)
Wollstonecraft's Life
288(1)
Women In Cages
289(1)
Education
290(1)
Jeremy Bentham
291(5)
Bentham's Life
291(1)
The Principle of Utility
292(2)
Sources of Pleasure and Pain
294(1)
The Hedonistic Calculus
295(1)
John Stuart Mill
296(8)
Mill's Life
296(1)
Mill's Utilitarianism
297(1)
Kinds of Pleasures
298(1)
Moral Philosophy
299(1)
Mill's View of Education
300(1)
Happiness
301(1)
Duty
301(1)
Liberty
302(2)
Harriet Taylor (with John Stuart Mill)
304(3)
On Women
304(3)
Summary
307(1)
Connections
308(1)
Study Questions
309(2)
Individualism Kierkegaard, Nietzsche, Rand
311(34)
Søoren Kierkegaard
312(11)
Kierkegaard's Life
312(2)
Existence
314(1)
Truth as Subjectivity
315(1)
Existence as Alienation
316(1)
Stages on Life's Way
317(1)
The Aesthetic Stage
317(1)
The Ethical Stage
318(2)
The Religious Stage
320(1)
En Masse
321(1)
On Women
322(1)
The Unique Individual
323(12)
Friedrich Nietzsche
323(1)
Nietzsche's Life
323(2)
Truth Above All
325(1)
``God Is Dead''
325(2)
Revaluation of Values
327(1)
Master and Slave Morality
328(2)
Will to Power
330(1)
The Overman
331(2)
Eternal Recurrence
333(2)
On Women
335(1)
Ayn Rand
335(5)
Ayn Rand's Life
336(1)
Who Is John Galt?
337(1)
Reason and Emotion
338(1)
Objectivism
338(2)
Summary
340(1)
Connections
341(1)
Study Questions
341(4)
Pragmatism Peirce, James, Dewey
345(36)
Pragmaticism
346(1)
Charles Sanders Peirce
347(8)
Peirce's Life
347(1)
Pragmatism and Meaning
348(2)
Doubt, Belief, and Action
350(1)
Fixing Belief
350(2)
The Scientific Method
352(1)
Metaphysics
353(2)
William James
355(14)
James's Life
355(1)
The Pragmatic Method
356(1)
Pragmatic Theory of Truth
357(3)
Consciousness
360(1)
Freedom
361(2)
The Moral Life
363(2)
Religion
365(1)
Two Types of Personalities
366(1)
Religious Conversion
367(1)
Saintliness
367(1)
Mysticism
368(1)
Religious Experience
368(1)
John Dewey
369(6)
Dewey's Life
369(1)
Instrumentalism
369(1)
Human Nature
370(1)
Impulse
370(2)
Habits
372(1)
Intelligence
372(1)
Importance of Education
373(1)
Theory of Value
374(1)
Summary
375(2)
Connections
377(1)
Study Questions
377(4)
Process Philosophy Bergson and Whitehead
381(24)
Henri Bergson
382(1)
Bergson's Life
382(8)
Intellect Versus Intuition
383(1)
Evolution
384(1)
Time and Duration
385(1)
The Elan Vital
386(1)
Morality and Religion
387(1)
Closed Morality
387(2)
Open Morality
389(1)
Static and Dynamic Religion
390(1)
Alfred North Whitehead
390(9)
Whitehead's Life
390(1)
The Function of Philosophy
391(1)
Mathematical Pattern
392(1)
Simple Location
393(1)
Actual Entities and Actual Occasions
394(1)
Prehensions
395(2)
Eternal Objects
397(1)
God
398(1)
Summary
399(2)
Connections
401(1)
Study Questions
401(4)
Analytic Philosophy Russell, Logical Positivists, and Wittgenstein
405(40)
Bertrand Russell
407(9)
Russell's Life
407(2)
Logical Atomism
409(3)
Moral Philosophy
412(2)
Education
414(1)
Religion
414(1)
On Women
415(1)
Logical Positivism
416(3)
The Principle of Verification
417(2)
Ludwig Wittgenstein
419(12)
Wittgenstein's Life
419(2)
The Tractatus
421(1)
Picturing
422(2)
Philosophy
424(1)
The Mystic
425(1)
The New Wittgenstein
426(2)
Language Games
428(1)
The Fly in the Fly-Bottle
429(1)
The Use of Philosophy
430(1)
Summary
431(1)
Connections
431(1)
Study Questions
432(13)
Phenomenology Husserl and Heidegger
445(20)
Edmund Husserl
436(8)
Husserl's Life
436(1)
The Crisis of Western Man
437(2)
The Phenomenological Method
439(3)
The Phenomenological Ego
442(1)
The Life-World
443(1)
Martin Heidegger
444(15)
Heidegger's Life
444(1)
The Human Being (Dasein)
445(2)
Existence
447(1)
Being-in-the-World
447(1)
Concern
448(1)
Ready-to-Hand
449(2)
The ``Who'' of Dasein
451(1)
Modes of Disclosure
452(1)
Attunement (Moods)
452(3)
Understanding
455(2)
Discourse (Speech)
457(1)
Death
458(1)
Summary
459(2)
Connections
461(1)
Study Questions
461(4)
Existentialism Sartre, de Beauvoir, Camus
465(30)
Jean-Paul Sartre
467(10)
Sartre's Life
467(1)
Sartre's Existentialism
468(1)
Nausea
469(1)
The Absurd
469(1)
Abandonment
470(1)
Existence Precedes Essence
470(1)
Being-in-Itself and Being-for-Itself
471(1)
Responsibility
472(1)
Condemned to Be Free
473(1)
Cowards and Heroes
474(2)
Bad Faith
476(1)
Simone de Beauvoir
477(7)
De Beauvoir's Life
477(1)
Woman as Other
478(1)
Biology of Women
479(1)
Woman as Being-for-Itself
480(1)
Women's Oppression
481(1)
Myths About Women
481(1)
Woman's Life Today
482(2)
Albert Camus
484(6)
Camus' Life
484(1)
The Absurd
485(2)
Revolt
487(1)
The Myth of Sisyphus
488(2)
Summary
490(1)
Connections
491(1)
Study Questions
492(3)
Glossary 495(6)
Index 501

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