Philosophy 101 is an introduction to philosophy that follows the history of human thought without heavy detail or hard method. It covers thinkers such as Aristotle, Heidegger and Voltaire, and topics such as free will, metaphysics and existentialism. The book offers hundreds of short philosophical tidbits, illustrations and thought puzzles. Its aim is to keep readers interested as they explore how people have questioned and reasoned through the ages, and it leaves out the dull parts that make many textbooks tiresome.
Why You Should Read?
- Explore the history of human thought through lively lessons rather than dry, tedious textbook discourse.
- Meet thinkers including Aristotle, Heidegger and Voltaire, and learn what drove Voltaire as a person.
- Unravel existentialism, free will and metaphysics without wading through exhausting philosophical methodology.
- Try the thought puzzles and enjoy the illustrations that sit among hundreds of philosophical tidbits.