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ISBN 10: 1554814014
ISBN 13:  978-1554814015
Author: Andrew Bailey 

This volume of The Broadview Introduction to Philosophy offers a thoughtful selection of readings in epistemology, metaphysics, and the philosophy of religion. Substantial selections from important historical texts are provided (including the entirety of Descartes’s Meditations), as are a number of contemporary readings on each topic. Unlike other introductory anthologies, the Broadview offers considerable apparatus to assist the student reader in understanding the texts without simply summarizing them. Each selection includes an introduction discussing the context and structure of the primary reading, as well as thorough annotations designed to clarify unfamiliar terms, references, and argument forms.

The Broadview Introduction to Philosophy Volume I Knowledge and Reality 1st Table of contents:

  1. Acknowledgments
  2. How to Use This Book
  3. Introduction
  4. What Is Philosophy?
  5. A Brief Introduction to Arguments
  6. Introductory Tips on Reading and Writing Philosophy
  7. Part I: Philosophy of Religion
  8. Does God Exist?
  9. St. Anselm of Canterbury
  10. Proslogion, Preface and Chapters 2–5
  11. Pro Insipiente (“On Behalf of the Fool”) by Gaunilo of Marmoutiers
  12. Anselm’s Reply to Gaunilo
  13. St. Thomas Aquinas
  14. Summa Theologiae, Part I, Question 2: Does God Exist?
  15. David Hume
  16. from Dialogues Concerning Natural Religion
  17. William Paley
  18. from Natural Theology
  19. Gottfried Leibniz
  20. Theodicy: Abridgment of the Argument Reduced to Syllogistic Form
  21. J.L. Mackie
  22. “Evil and Omnipotence”
  23. Marilyn McCord Adams
  24. Horrendous Evils and the Goodness of God
  25. Blaise Pascal
  26. “The Wager,” from Pensées
  27. William K. Clifford
  28. “The Ethics of Belief”
  29. William James
  30. “The Will to Believe”
  31. Part II: Theory of Knowledge
  32. Epistemology
  33. Plato
  34. “The Allegory of the Cave”
  35. René Descartes
  36. Meditations on First Philosophy
  37. John Locke
  38. from An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
  39. Immanuel Kant
  40. from Critique of Pure Reason, Introduction
  41. G.E. Moore
  42. “Proof of an External World”
  43. Edmund L. Gettier
  44. “Is Justified True Belief Knowledge?”
  45. Lorraine Code
  46. “Is the Sex of the Knower Epistemologically Significant?”
  47. Jennifer Saul
  48. “Scepticism and Implicit Bias”
  49. Lee Hester and Jim Cheney
  50. “Truth and Native American Epistemology”
  51. Philosophy of Science
  52. David Hume
  53. from An Enquiry Concerning Human Understanding
  54. Carl Hempel
  55. “Scientific Inquiry: Invention and Test”
  56. Karl Popper
  57. “Science: Conjectures and Refutations”
  58. Thomas Kuhn
  59. “Objectivity, Value Judgment, and Theory Choice”
  60. Helen Longino
  61. “Can There Be a Feminist Science?”
  62. Part III: Metaphysics
  63. Philosophy of Mind
  64. Gilbert Ryle
  65. from The Concept of Mind (“Descartes’s Myth”)
  66. Ned Block
  67. from “Troubles with Functionalism”
  68. Thomas Nagel
  69. “What Is It Like to Be a Bat?”
  70. Frank Jackson
  71. from “Epiphenomenal Qualia”
  72. “What Mary Didn’t Know”
  73. David Chalmers
  74. “The Puzzle of Conscious Experience”
  75. Amy Kind
  76. “How to Believe in Qualia”
  77. Free Will
  78. Paul Rée
  79. from The Illusion of Free Will, Chapters 1 and 2
  80. Ishtiyaque Haji
  81. from Incompatibilism’s Allure
  82. A.J. Ayer
  83. “Freedom and Necessity”
  84. Harry G. Frankfurt
  85. “Alternate Possibilities and Moral Responsibility”
  86. P.F. Strawson
  87. “Freedom and Resentment”
  88. Susan Wolf
  89. “Sanity and the Metaphysics of Responsibility”
  90. Personal Identity
  91. John Locke
  92. from An Essay Concerning Human Understanding
  93. Bernard Williams
  94. “The Self and the Future”
  95. Daniel C. Dennett
  96. “Where Am I?”
  97. Derek Parfit
  98. “Personal Identity”
  99. Marya Schechtman
  100. “Experience, Agency, and Personal Identity”
  101. Permissions Acknowledgments

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