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• ISBN-10 ‏ : ‎ 1111837791
• ISBN-13 ‏ : ‎ 978-1111837792
• Author: Douglas Soccio

ARCHETYPES OF WISDOM: AN INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY, 8E brings philosophy to life through lively narratives, engaging illustrations, and an easy-to-understand writing style. Using conversational language, the textbook walks readers through the lives and works of history’s greatest philosophers, and then brings it all together with helpful study materials in every chapter. By starting with what philosophers actually wrote, then explaining the latest philosophical critiques, ARCHETYPES OF WISDOM: AN INTRODUCTION TO PHILOSOPHY, 8E makes studying philosophy approachable and exciting.

Table of contents:

1. Ch 1: Philosophy and the Search for Wisdom
2. Learning Objectives
3. What to Expect from This Book
4. Areas of Philosophy
5. Philosophical Archetypes
6. Are Philosophers Always Men?
7. Philosophy and the Search for Truth
8. “Isn’t All This Just a Matter of Opinion?”
9. Wisdom, Knowledge and Belief
10. Summary of Main Points
11. Post-Reading Reflections
12. Chapter 1: Study Tools
13. Overview of Classical Themes
14. Ch 2: The Asian Sages: Lao-tzu, Confucius, and Buddha
15. Learning Objectives
16. The Harmony of Heaven and Earth
17. Sagehood
18. The Do-Nothing Sage: Lao-tzu
19. The Way
20. The Way of Reversal
21. The Way of Inaction
22. The Social Sage: Confucius
23. Confucian Humanism and the Golden Mean
24. Virtue and Ceremony
25. The Example of the Chun-tzu
26. The Thread of Humanity
27. The Buddha
28. The Bodhisattva
29. Karma
30. The Four Noble Truths
31. The Eightfold Path
32. The Buddha’s Legacy
33. What the Buddha Did Not Explain
34. Commentary
35. Summary of Main Points
36. Post-Reading Reflections
37. Chapter 2: Study Tools
38. Ch 3: The Sophist: Protagoras
39. Learning Objectives
40. From Sophos to Philosopher
41. The First Philosophers
42. Presocratic Rational Discourse
43. Change Alone is Real
44. Change is an Illusion
45. Atoms or Nothing
46. Nature Versus Convention
47. The Advent of Professional Educators
48. Power and Education
49. Relativism
50. Protagoras the Pragmatist
51. Moral Realism: Might Makes Right
52. The Doctrine of the Superior Individual
53. Commentary
54. Summary of Main Points
55. Post-Reading Reflections
56. Chapter 3: Study Tools
57. Ch 4: The Wise Man: Socrates
58. Learning Objectives
59. The General Character of Socrates
60. The Teacher and His Teachings
61. The Dialectic
62. Socrates at Work
63. The Unexamined Life
64. The Physician of the Soul
65. The Trial and Death of Socrates
66. Commentary
67. Summary of Main Points
68. Post-Reading Reflections
69. Chapter 4: Study Tools
70. Ch 5: The Philosopher-King Plato
71. Learning Objectives
72. Plato’s Life and Work
73. Plato’s Epistemology
74. Knowledge and Being
75. The Theory of Forms
76. The Divided Line
77. The Simile of the Sun
78. The Allegory of the Cave
79. The Rule of the Wise
80. The Origin of Democracy
81. Commentary
82. Summary of Main Points
83. Post-Reading Reflections
84. Chapter 5: Study Tools
85. Ch 6: The Naturalist: Aristotle
86. Learning Objectives
87. Works
88. Aristotle’s Life
89. The Lyceum
90. The Naturalist
91. Natural Changes
92. Aristotle’s Hierarchy of Explanations
93. The Four Causes
94. Entelechy
95. The Hierarchy of Souls
96. Natural Happiness
97. Hitting the Mark
98. Commentary
99. Summary of Main Points
100. Post-Reading Reflections
101. Chapter 6: Study Tools
102. Ch 7: The Stoics: Epictetus and Marcus Aurelius
103. Learning Objectives
104. Hedonism
105. Epicureanism
106. The Cynical Origins of Stoicism
107. A Scout for Wisdom
108. Epictetus: From Slave to Sage
109. Marcus Aurelius: Philosopher-King
110. The Fated Life
111. Stoic Wisdom
112. The World of Epictetus
113. Commentary
114. Summary of Main Points
115. Post-Reading Reflections
116. Chapter 7: Study Tools
117. Ch 8: The Scholar: Thomas Aquinas
118. Learning Objectives
119. The God-Centered Universe
120. Augustine: Between Two Worlds
121. The Life of Thomas Aquinas
122. The Wisdom of the Scholar
123. Why Do People Argue about Spiritual Matters?
124. Proving the Existence of God
125. Commentary on the Five Ways
126. Complications for Natural Theology
127. Commentary
128. Summary of Main Points
129. Post-Reading Reflections
130. Chapter 8: Study Tools
131. Overview of Modern Themes
132. Ch 9: The Rationalist: Rene Descartes
133. Learning Objectives
134. The Problem of Authority
135. Rene Descartes: The Solitary Intellect
136. Rationalism
137. The Method of Doubt
138. The Cartesian Genesis
139. The Innate Idea of God
140. The Cartesian Bridge
141. From Cosmos to Machine
142. Commentary
143. Summary of Main Points
144. Post-Reading Reflections
145. Chapter 9: Study Tools
146. Ch 10: The Skeptic: David Hume
147. Learning Objectives
148. John Locke
149. George Berkeley
150. David Hume: The Scottish Skeptic
151. Hume’s Skeptical Empiricism
152. The Limits of Reason
153. The Limits of Science
154. The Limits of Theology
155. The Limits of Ethics
156. Commentary
157. Summary of Main Points
158. Post-Reading Reflections
159. Chapter 10: Study Tools

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