Philosophy
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Philosophy Titles
Philosophy titles explore contemporary responses to historical philosophical tracts (such as those of Albert Camus) through to present understandings of man’s historical and religious legacy.
Albert Camus and the Critique of Violence
David Ohana
Beyond Words, Things, Thoughts, Feelings
Ha Poong Kim
The Bounds of Liberalism
Neville Brown
Buddha is Dead
Manu Bazzano
Camus’ Answer
Robert Trundle
Engaging the Cosmos
Neville Brown
Exploring Reality and Its Uncertainties
Ernest Krausz
God
P. J. Holt
Humanism
Jeaneane Fowler
Hölderlin and the Poetry of Tragedy
Jeremy Tambling
On Contemporaneity, after Agamben: Art in the time that remains …
Zsuzsa Baross
On Contemporaneity, after Agamben: The Concept and its Times
Zsuzsa Baross
The Origin of Human Nature
Albert Low
Posthumously
Zsuzsa Baross
The Psychoanalysis of Science
Yehoyakim Stein
Reinhold Niebuhr and Non-Utopian Liberalism
Eyal Naveh
Prophet for a Dark Age: A Companion to the Works of René Guénon
Graham Rooth
Spectre of the Stranger
Manu Bazzano
The Wall and the Arcade
Shimon Sandbank
With God in Human Trust
Kenneth Cragg