The Best Philosophy Books
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A Favorite of
64 usersThus Spoke Zarathustra
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A Favorite of
63 usersThe Republic
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A Favorite of
39 usersBeyond Good and Evil
More than 5 years ago by cryptic26 ID#:358 -
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A Favorite of
39 usersNicomachean Ethics
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A Favorite of
28 usersThe Plague
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A Favorite of
21 usersBasic Writings of Nietzsche
More than 5 years ago by cryptic26 ID#:359 -
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A Favorite of
21 usersEducation of Henry Adams, The
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A Favorite of
21 usersEducation of Henry Adams, The
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A Favorite of
17 usersIf Aristotle Ran General Motors
User Comments:This book was written by Tom Morris, a former Philosophy professor at the University of Notre Dame. Professor Morris has a PHD in Philosophy and Religious Studies. Interestingly, I was in his Philosophy 101 class with "Rocket" Ismail in 1988, when Notre Dame won the national championship in college football. In the book, he actually mentions stunts he pulled in our class. This book is very full of wisdom and was definitely a life-changer for me. If you want to learn more about Professor Morris, check out his website at http://www.morrisinstitute.com/tm.html
More than 10 years ago by aschrage ID#:1 -
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A Favorite of
15 usersZen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance
User Comments:A very interesting book that explores the divide between "classical" and "romantic" understanding.
More than a year ago by Anonymous ID#:3420
About the author
This book includes some of his writings on the nature human character and how it can be molded and changed. It includes sections on: The Object of Life, Moral Goodness, Moral Responsibility, Justice, Intellectual Virtues, The Nature of Pleasure, The Kinds of Friendship, The Grounds of Friendship, and Pleasure and the Life of Happiness.