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Entertaining Ideas - Popular Philosophical Essays (1970-1990) (Paperback, New)
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Entertaining Ideas - Popular Philosophical Essays (1970-1990) (Paperback, New)
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This delightful collection of fifty witty and insightful essays is
written for real people in plain language by an internationally
respected philosopher who is well-known for his efforts to
'popularise' philosophy. Originally published in newspapers and
popular magazines, these essays are presented to 'elicit the joy of
reflection', to provoke argument and intimacy, and to encourage
understanding. Robert Solomon's aim is to make philosophy
accessible and fun for everyone. You are cordially invited to join
in a fascinating romp through many of the sticky intellectual
brambles that have tantalised the human mind for centuries. Read
about: "Becoming a Philosopher"; "What's Wrong with
Sentimentality?"; "The Game of Love"; "The Politics of Sleep"; "Are
the Three Stooges Funny?"; "Righteous Food"; "The One-Minute
Moralist"; "In Defense of Kitsch"; "The New Illiteracy"; "Are
Ethics Courses Useful?"; "Professors Riot: Kill Moby Dick"; and,
much more. This book will captivate the curious and positively
unnerve all those who believe that good ideas have to be dull,
boring, and impossible to understand.
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