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9781928832256

The One-Minute Philosopher

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    9781928832256

  • ISBN10:

    1928832253

  • Format: Hardcover
  • Copyright: 2001-04-01
  • Publisher: Sophia Inst Pr

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Summary

If you've ever had trouble thinking clearly, expressing yourself well, understanding what others are really saying, or building bridges of understanding to those who disagree with you, look no further: The One-Minute Philosopher solves all those problems -- and many more! In less than one minute each, this book enables you to understand over 175 basic notions that make sense of our world and help you make better decisions in it.

Each entry has been carefully honed so that it's clear, concise, and immediately useful: you'll quickly grasp the essential points and see how to explain them to others.

Plus, because The One-Minute Philosopher relies on common sense, its simple explanations can be grasped -- and accepted -- by anyone. That why it's the perfect starting point for any discussion . . . even with those who disagree with you. This user-friendly guide gives you what you need to:

-- Think more clearly

-- Express yourself well

-- Understand what others are saying

-- Build bridges to those you disagree with.

That's what makes The One-Minute Philo

Table of Contents

Introduction xi
Topics
Admiration/Envy
2(2)
Authority/Power
4(2)
Certainty/Inflexibility
6(2)
Character/Personality
8(2)
Chastity/Prudery
10(2)
Choice/Impulse
12(2)
Citizen/Resident
14(2)
Commitment/Fanaticism
16(2)
Community/Group
18(2)
Confidence/Pride
20(2)
Conscience/Feelings
22(2)
Courage/Rashness
24(2)
Creativity/Skillfulness
26(2)
Criticism/Condemnation
28(2)
Dependency/Subjugation
30(2)
Discussion/Argument
32(2)
Error/Fault
34(2)
Evidence/Intuition
36(2)
Excellence/Popularity
38(2)
Fairness/Equality
40(2)
Faith/Gullibility
42(2)
Fidelity/Idolatry
44(2)
Forgiveness/Pardon
46(2)
Frankness/Rudeness
48(2)
Freedom/License
50(2)
Friendship/Fellowship
52(2)
Genius/Eccentricity
54(2)
Goodness/Usefulness
56(2)
Gratitude/Indebtedness
58(2)
Greatness/Fame
60(2)
Happiness/Pleasure
62(2)
Honesty/Naivete
64(2)
Honor/Flattery
66(2)
Hope/Wish
68(2)
Humility/Self-contempt
70(2)
Impartiality/Indifference
72(2)
Importance/Excitement
74(2)
Individualism/Egoism
76(2)
Joy/Exuberance
78(2)
Judgment/Prejudice
80(2)
Justice/Law
82(2)
Knowledge/Information
84(2)
Leader/Trendsetter
86(2)
Love/Lust
88(2)
Maturity/Adulthood
90(2)
Mercy/Laxness
92(2)
Morality/Custom
94(2)
Mystery/Problem
96(2)
Norm/Average
98(2)
Obedience/Servility
100(2)
Open-mindedness/Indiscrimination
102(2)
Pain/Evil
104(2)
Patience/Passivity
106(2)
Patriotism/Nationalism
108(2)
Peace/True
110(2)
Politeness/Phoniness
112(2)
Politics/Partisanship
114(2)
Profundity/Obscurity
116(2)
Progress/Change
118(2)
Proof/Persuasion
120(2)
Prosperity/Wealth
122(2)
Prudence/Cowardice
124(2)
Punishment/Revenge
126(2)
Questioning/Skepticism
128(2)
Reality/Matter
130(2)
Reason/Logic
132(2)
Reform/Rebellion
134(2)
Respect/Fear
136(2)
Responsibility/Restriction
138(2)
Reverence/Superstition
140(2)
Right/Want
142(2)
Ruler/Tyrant
144(2)
Self-control/Repression
146(2)
Self-examination/Self-absorption
148(2)
Self-respect/Self-satisfaction
150(2)
Simplicity/Foolishness
152(2)
Sophistication/Snobbishness
154(2)
Stability/Stagnation
156(2)
Statesman/Demagogue
158(2)
Student/Disciple
160(2)
Tenacity/Stubborness
162(2)
Thinking/Imagining
164(2)
Tolerance/Relativism
166(2)
Tradition/Past
168(2)
Truth/Opinion
170(2)
Virtue/Hypocrisy
172(2)
Wisdom/Cleverness
174(2)
Wonder/Bewilderment
176(3)
For further reading and reflection 179(20)
Biographical note 199(2)
Persons quoted 201(4)
Index 205

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