Does the Center Hold?: An Introduction to Western Philosophy

Does the Center Hold?: An Introduction to Western Philosophy

Does the Center Hold? is an entertaining, topically-organized introductory text with more than 500 original illustrations. The ideas and issues typically covered in introductory philosophy courses are presented here in a remarkably accessible and enjoyable manner. Donald Palmer demonstrates that serious philosophical inquiry may be perplexing, but is ultimately liberating, and students will come away from the book with a comprehensive, and often delighted, understanding of philosophy.

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Country	USA
Author	Donald Palmer
Binding	Kindle Edition
Edition	6
EISBN	9780077526511
Format	Kindle eBook
Label	McGraw-Hill Higher Education
Manufacturer	McGraw-Hill Higher Education
NumberOfPages	496
PublicationDate	2013-02-25
Publisher	McGraw-Hill Higher Education
ReleaseDate	2013-01-26
Studio	McGraw-Hill Higher Education