Philosophical Adventures is an accessible, engaging introduction to philosophical issues falling under six broad themes: reasoning, free will, religious belief, ethics, well-being, and society. Each topic is thoughtfully introduced and discussed in a way that is easily intelligible and relatable yet philosophically rigorous. Steven M. Cahn's clear style and vivid examples provide a welcoming path to these often-difficult issues, encouraging readers to begin their own philosophical adventures.
Key Features
An unusually clear and accessible introduction to many of the central topics of philosophy.
Vivid examples are used to illustrate key points.
Addresses a number of engaging issues that are relevant inside and outside of academia, such as the possibility of free will, religious belief with and without God, and democracy vs. its alternatives.
Written by one of the discipline's pre-eminent teachers, author of numerous widely-used textbooks.
Key Features
An unusually clear and accessible introduction to many of the central topics of philosophy.
Vivid examples are used to illustrate key points.
Addresses a number of engaging issues that are relevant inside and outside of academia, such as the possibility of free will, religious belief with and without God, and democracy vs. its alternatives.
Written by one of the discipline's pre-eminent teachers, author of numerous widely-used textbooks.
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