Philosophy since the Enlightenment, by Roger Jones

The analytic/synthetic distinction Some statements we judge to be true or false in relation to facts in the world, for example that you are now in reading this book. That you are reading this book is called by philosophers a synthetic truth. Other statements we judge to be... more

Reviewed by bssp Feb 05 2007, 09:04pm ( 385 reviews ) • philosopher.org.uk

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Rated by LaMelisongs on Oct 13, 3:23am

PHILOSOPHY AND THE PROOF OF GOD'S EXISTENCE!
Rated by TheFeldster on Oct 09, 3:32am

Some of it I don't agree with *see: most of god section* but there's some useful stuff in there.
Rated by skypilot666 on Oct 03, 5:25am

BE HERE NOW!
Rated by geauxlsu225 on Sep 18, 2:42pm

some basic philosophy...
Rated by carlomniart on Aug 13, 2:18am

Meh. Over-simplified.
Rated by azraayata on Aug 08, 7:13am

limited but useful. it includes only basic assumptions of conceptions and philosophers since the enlightenment.
Rated by zahdlor on Jul 31, 6:39pm

I love philosophy!! Good to find something that breaks down different subjects with different authors.
Reviewed by Marinlove on Jul 26, 7:18pm

A pretty useful resource to learn or brush up on the basics.
Rated by neurochile on Jul 10, 1:33am

it's well constructed, you definitely can learn something of it if you don't know that much.

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