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While the idea of “the point” is too easily separated from other expressions of meaning, this volume is accessible to the philosophy beginner and engaging for the scholar.
Irvine’s book, which aims to produce effective, critical, and civil thinkers and conversationalists, is highly recommended for all readers.
Highly recommended for readers of American history, this will also appeal to audiences who appreciate Thoreau’s ideas and writing. Its high-quality textual reproductions are a particular draw.
Scholars, clinicians (Freudian and otherwise), and general audiences will appreciate this thoughtful book.
A perceptive and thought-provoking book recommended for libraries with large philosophy or alternative-medicine collections.
An intriguing new lens on both Classical philosophy and surviving the Anthropocene. For any reader interested in one or the other, or both.
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The Wisdom of the Romantics
Kellogg’s erudition shines through in his discussions of the works, making this an excellent addition to academic collections.
PREMIUM
The Wrongs and Rights Come Apart
Not an easy read but a pertinent one on an important, thorny topic about untidy laws and opposing theories of rights, wrongs, and morality.
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