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here is no taking-part in the 'Great Debate' of Western civilisation, the debate about who we are, how we should be governed, how we think and how we ought to behave, without some familiarity with the, remarkably few, thinkers in whose language and idiom the talk is conducted. ... more
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Rated by tomatino1 on Oct 29, 9:05am
enlighten I am :)
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Rated by AdventureSeeker7 on Oct 24, 6:23pm
Helpful starting point for anyone who would like to explore the thinkers that shaped western thought
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Rated by mistermanne on Oct 05, 8:38am
a lot helpful to today's lot.
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Rated by TheFeldster on Oct 05, 1:39am
Some enlightening stuff.
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Rated by msshamraz on Oct 01, 12:04pm
good
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Rated by myturtledove on Sep 26, 9:51am
good read
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Rated by dralexotomo on Sep 24, 9:07pm
Minus the few quacks, whose theories and philosophies I thoroughly disagree with, these are some fantastic reads. I can't help but find it depressing that there hasn't seem to have been a notable philosopher since the sixties.
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Reviewed by esoware on Sep 16, 11:49am
Extremely relevant. I think therefore I am!
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Rated by petachow on Sep 14, 12:02pm
A great way to get an overview of these great thinkers, and to read a condensed view of some works I've somehow never got around to reading...
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Rated by Felonious-D on Aug 27, 9:32pm
cool