A Little History of Philosophy Nigel Warburton
Publisher: Yale University Press

Julian Baggini aka @microphilosophy has reviewed Nigel Warburton's A Little History of Philosophy for The Observer. I'm now reading A little history of Philosophy and Rivers of London, which I already know I am going to love after the first chapter. Simon Raper of Drunks&Lampposts has compiled a mesmerizing graph that charts the entire history of philosophy. I disagreed with the specific presentation of history of philosophy in After Virtue, but not with its decision to present history of philosophy. Poet, essayist, and naturalist, Diane Ackerman is the author of two dozen highly acclaimed works of nonfiction and poetry, including A Natural History of the Senses and The Zookeeper's Wife. View full image by Nigel Warburton (Get the Book) A readable if unremarkable addition to the increasingly crowded shelves of philosophy primers. Gombrich inspired A Little History of Philosophy on the Yale Press Log. Photographs of a 1984 conference at Rutgers devoted to the work of Donald Davidson reveal a historic gathering of philosophers. North Georgia College State University offers a Liberal Arts program that provides a sound foundation for a variety of. Wow – Thousands of lines of armchair philosophy could be typed about this general malaise. (Note to readers: The is a thirty-six page monster I've been intermittently working on for several weeks. Read Julian Baggini's review of A Little History of Philosophy here. The Stone invites readers to help name those yet unidentified. She writes regular opinion A Great Day for Philosophy. Another list is included in chapter seven, where Craig gives short introductions to some personal favorites in the history of philosophy, this time back to a Western focus.