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David Edmonds,
Oxford
University,
BBC, and Nigel
Warburton,
Open University
'an excellent sampler of key philosophical issues: succinct and
enlightening.' The Guardian
Philosophy Bites is a selection of the best interviews from the hugely successful podcast of the same name. Leading philosophers discuss a wide range of philosophical issues, from ethics to aesthetics to metaphysics, in a lively, informal, personal way. Time, infi nity, evil, friendship, animals, wine, sport, tragedy—all human life is here.
January 2012 I 272 pages
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David Edmonds,
Oxford
University,
BBC, and Nigel
Warburton,
Open University
A sparkling, original tour through
2,500 years of Western thought, from Socrates to Derrida, from happiness and love in ancient
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Simon Blackburn, University of Cambridge
A revised edition of the best-selling dictionary of philosophy, now with recommended web links.
Contains over 3,000 entries, including biographies of nearly 500 philosophers. A wide-ranging and authoritative source of reference for students and teachers, and an excellent introduction to philosophy for the general reader.
Oxford Paperback Reference
2008 I 416 pages I 978-0-19-954143-0 I Paperback I £9.99
Philosophers on the Good, the Bad, and the
Puzzling
Edited by Alexander George, Amherst College,
Massachusetts, with Elisa Mai
Life throws moral questions at us every day—about our family, social, and working relationships, about what the fair or decent thing to do is, about how society should be run. In this book a panel of distinguished philosophers off er lively and enlightening answers to a wide range of challenging questions submitted by members of the public.
2011 I 224 pages I 978-0-19-958612-7 I Paperback I £9.99
Proofs, Probabilities, Possibilities, and Sets
David Papineau, King's College London
Philosophical Devices introduces the technical ideas that are taken for granted in contemporary philosophical writing. It off ers simple explanations and covers a wealth of material that is normally available only to specialists. This original, distinctive book will appeal to anyone who is curious about the technical infrastructure of philosophy.
August 2012 I 160 pages I line-drawings I 978-0-19-965173-3 I Paperback I £11.99
Theodore Sider, New York University
Logic for Philosophy is an introduction to logic for students of contemporary philosophy. It is suitable both for advanced undergraduates and for beginning graduate students in philosophy. It is very userfriendly for students without much background in mathematics. It gives you the logic you need to do philosophy.
2010 I 304 pages I 978-0-19-957558-9 I Paperback I £18.99
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Volker Halbach,
University of
Oxford
The Logic Manual is the ideal introduction to logic for beginning philosophy students. It off ers a concise but complete introductory course, giving a fi rm grounding in the logic that is needed to study contemporary philosophy.
Exercises, examples, and sample examination papers are provided on an accompanying website.
2010 I 208 pages
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Paul Herrick,
Shoreline
Community
College
This is a comprehensive introduction to the fundamentals of logic (both formal logic and critical reasoning), with exceptionally clear yet conversational explanations and a multitude of engaging examples and exercises. Herrick's examples are on-point and fun, often bringing in real-life situations and popular culture. More than other logic textbooks, Introduction
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June 2012 I 672 pages I OUP USA
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Anthony Kenny, University of Oxford
A fascinating and authoritative new history of
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New History of Western Philosophy
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Anthony Kenny, University of Oxford
Sir Anthony Kenny tells the story of the birth of philosophy and its remarkable fl ourishing in the ancient Mediterranean world.
New History of Western Philosophy
2006 I 368 pages I 31 b/w illustrations I 978-0-19-875272-1 I Paperback I £11.99
A New History of Western Philosophy, Volume 2
Anthony Kenny, University of Oxford
A guide through more than a millennium of thought from 400 ad onwards, charting the development of philosophy from the founders of
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New History of Western Philosophy
2007 I 352 pages I 35 b/w illustrations I 978-0-19-875274-5 I Paperback I £11.99
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Anthony Kenny, University of Oxford
The story of the emergence of the great ideas and worldviews of modern thought. Kenny introduces us to some of the world's most original and infl uential thinkers.
New History of Western Philosophy
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Anthony Kenny, University of Oxford
Kenny traces the development of philosophy from the early 19 th to the late
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Volume I: Ancient and Medieval
George Klosko, University of Virginia
History of Political Theory: An Introduction is an engaging introduction to the main fi gures in the history of
Western Political Theory and their most important works. The fi rst volume traces the development of political theory ‘from the beginning’ in ancient Greece through to the Reformation.
September 2012 I 370 pages
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Readings from Past and Present
Tamar Szabo Gendler, Yale University, Susanna
Siegel, Harvard University, and Steven M. Cahn, City
University of New York
The Elements of Philosophy: Readings from Past and
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Religion and Belief, Moral and Political Philosophy,
Metaphysics and Epistemology, Philosophy of Mind and
Language, and Life and Death. The Elements of Philosophy also includes introductions from the editors, explanatory footnotes, and a glossary.
2008 I 812 pages I 22 line illustrations I OUP USA
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Three Perspectives
Michael Tooley, University of Colorado at Boulder,
Celia Wolf-Devine, Stonehill College, Philip E Devine,
Providence College, and Alison M Jaggar, University of
Colorado at Boulder
Abortion: Three Perspectives features a debate between four noted philosophers presenting diff erent perspectives on one of the most socially and politically argued issues of the past 30 years. The three main arguments include the ‘liberal’ pro-choice approach, the ‘communitarian’ pro-life approach, and the ‘gender justice’ approach. Divided into two parts, the text features the authors’ ideas, developed in depth, and their responses to one another within each framework.
The text is appropriate for advanced courses in ethics, bioethics, sex and gender issues, and contemporary moral issues.
Point/Counterpoint
2009 I 272 pages I OUP USA
978-0-19-530895-2 I Paperback I £12.99
John Corvino, Wayne State
University, and Maggie
Gallagher, co-founder, National
Organization for Marriage
This volume presents both sides of the debate over whether samesex marriage should be legalized.
Point/Counterpoint
July 2012 I 272 pages I OUP USA
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A Debate
Warren Farrell (with Steven
Svoboda ) vs. James P. Sterba,
University of Notre Dame
In this new book Farrell and Sterba debate the core issues of modern feminism, each off ering an essay arguing for his view and stimulating their readers to think anew about everything from dating to parenting; from domestic violence to domestic responsibilities.
Point/Counterpoint
2008 I 267 pages I 24 halftones I OUP USA
978-0-19-531283-6 I Paperback I £12.99
Decision-Making, Principles, and Cases
Robert M. Veatch, Georgetown University, Amy
Haddad, Creighton University, and Dan D. English,
Georgetown University
Case Studies in Biomedical Ethics is a comprehensive and engaging introduction to the ethical dilemmas that health professionals and patients face in health care.
Providing a framework in Parts I and II which students can use to examine real-world ethical issues, the text features, in Part III, a rich variety of case studies drawn from real events in major topical areas, such as abortion, genetics and gene therapy, mental health, organ transplants, health insurance, and death.
2009 I 490 pages I 4 b/w halftone illustrations I OUP USA
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An Historical
Introduction
Michael White,
Arizona State
University
This historical survey of political philosophy explores the theme of how political philosophy relates to the nature of man. It illustrates how great political thinkers have always grounded their political thought in what the author terms a ‘normative anthropology’, which typically has not only ethical but also metaphysical or theological components.
July 2012 I 320 pages I OUP USA
978-0-19-986051-7 I Paperback I £18.99
Edited by
Samantha
Besson,
University of
Fribourg, and John Tasioulas,
University of Oxford
International law has recently emerged as the subject-matter of an exciting new fi eld of philosophical investigation. This volume is the ideal guide to current debates. It off ers 29 specially commissioned essays by leading philosophers and international lawyers, and addresses the central philosophical questions about international law.
2010 I 632 pages
978-0-19-920857-9 I Paperback I £25.00
A Guide to What Really Matters
Thomas Hurka, University of Toronto
An illuminating look at the best things in life—what they are, how to get them, and how they help make our lives more meaningful.
Philosophy in Action I 2011 I 224 pages I OUP USA
978-0-19-533142-4 I Hardback I £12.99
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Alex Voorhoeve, London School of Economics
Can we trust our intuitive judgments of right and wrong?
What reason do we have to do what is right and avoid doing what is wrong? Eleven outstanding contemporary thinkers —including Philippa Foot, Alasdair MacIntyre,
Peter Singer, and Bernard Williams—discuss these and other fascinating moral questions in an accessible way.
2011 I 272 pages I 978-0-19-960294-0 I Paperback I £10.99
Essential Readings
Stephen M. Gardiner, University of Washington, Simon
Caney, Magdalen College, Oxford, Dale Jamieson, New
York University, and Henry Shue, University of Oxford
This collection gathers a set of central papers from the emerging area of ethics and climate change. Topics covered include human rights, international justice, intergenerational ethics, individual responsibility, climate economics, and the ethics of geoengineering. Climate Ethics is intended to serve as a source book for general reference, and for university courses that include a focus on the human dimensions of climate change. It should be of broad interest to all those concerned with global justice, environmental science and policy, and the future of humanity.
2010 I 368 pages I OUP USA I 978-0-19-539961-5 I Paperback I £22.50
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John M. Doris, Washington University, St. Louis, and The Moral Psychology Research Group
The Moral Psychology Handbook off ers a comprehensive discussion of how the human mind infl uences, and is infl uenced by, human morality. Each chapter is a collaborative eff ort, covering major issues in moral psychology, written by leading researchers in both philosophy and psychology.
June 2012 I 506 pages I 978-0-19-965548-9 I Paperback I £25.00
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An Introductory Anthology
Steven M Cahn
Featuring fi fty-two classic and contemporary readings, Exploring
Philosophy of Religion is a topicallyorganized anthology that presents broad coverage of seven major areas in the philosophy of religion— the concept of God, the existence of God, religious language, miracles and mysticism, belief in God, resurrection and immortality, and religious pluralism—in a clear and accessible format. With guiding introductory material from the editor and explanatory notes, each of the readings has been carefully selected and edited for maximum clarity and comprehensiveness.
2008 I 384 pages I OUP USA
978-0-19-534085-3 I Paperback I £32.50
Essential
Readings
Edited by
Jay Garfi eld,
Smith College, and William
Edelgass, Colby
College
This volume collects important philosophical texts from across the Buddhist tradition. Each text is translated and introduced by a recognized authority in Buddhist studies. Buddhist Philosophy provides an introduction to the vast and diverse traditions of Buddhist thought through a selection of their most signifi cant texts. Each classic text is contextualized, historically and philosophically, with an introduction by leading contemporary scholars, making
Buddhist Philosophy an ideal text for undergraduate courses.
2009 I 465 pages I OUP USA
978-0-19-532817-2 I Paperback I £15.99
Are They Compatible?
Daniel C. Dennett, Tufts University, and Alvin
Plantinga, University of Notre Dame
One of the most heated debates of our time is about whether science and religion are compatible or in confl ict. Science and Religion: Are They Compatible? is a brief book based on an actual debate presented by renowned philosophers Daniel Dennett and Alvin Plantinga at the
American Philosophical Association conference in 2009. The format of the book is a basic dialogue through essays between the two scholars; it opens with Plantinga’s argument that Christianity is compatible with evolution. Next, Dennett argues that they are incompatible, followed by a reply from Plantinga and a fi nal reply from Dennett. The conclusion contains joint responses from both sides of the argument.
Point Counterpoint
2011 I 96 pages I OUP USA I 978-0-19-973842-7 I Paperback I £6.99
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Richard Swinburne, University of Oxford
Is There a God? off ers a powerful response to modern doubts about the existence of God. It may seem today that the answers to all fundamental questions lie in the province of science but
Richard Swinburne, one of the most distinguished philosophers of religion of our day, argues that on the contrary, science provides good grounds for belief in God.
2010 I 144 pages I 978-0-19-958043-9 I Paperback I £7.99
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Richard Swinburne, University of Oxford
Richard Swinburne argues compellingly that if there is a God, then the main doctrines which the Christian Church teaches about God are very probably true. In particular, he shows that there is strong philosophical support for the belief that Jesus, while remaining God, acquired a human nature and lived on earth for thirty years as a human being.
2010 I 186 pages I 978-0-19-958044-6 I Paperback I £7.99
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Evolution, Design, and the
Future of Faith
Philip Kitcher, Columbia University
In this short, elegant book, Philip
Kitcher distils the case for Darwinian evolutionary theory and its implications in a clear and forceful way. He shows how the alleged rivals to
Darwinism, like Intelligent Design, are essentially scientifi cally bankrupt—and that scientifi c discoveries, including Darwin’s, pose a genuine problem for religious faith, one that neither Darwin’s opponents nor his staunch defenders have satisfactorily resolved.
2009 I 208 pages I 3 b/w illustrations I OUP USA
978-0-19-538434-5 I Paperback I £8.99
A Reader
Edited by Torin Alter, University of Alabama, and Robert J. Howell,
Southern Methodist University
Ideal for courses in consciousness and the philosophy of mind,
Consciousness and The Mind-Body Problem presents thirtythree classic and contemporary readings, organized into fi ve sections that cover the major issues in this debate: the challenge for physicalism, physicalist responses, alternative responses, the signifi cance of ignorance, and mental causation. Edited by Torin Alter and Robert J.
Howell, the volume features work from such leading fi gures as Karen Bennett, Ned Block, David J. Chalmers,
Frank Jackson, Colin McGinn, David Papineau, and many others.
2011 I 384 pages I OUP USA
978-0-19-973924-0 I Paperback I £27.50
A Short Introduction
Kathrin Gluer, University of
Stockholm
In this book, Kathrin Gluer carefully outlines Donald Davidson’s principal claims and arguments, and discusses them in some detail, providing a concise, systematic introduction to all the main elements of Davidson’s philosophy.
2011 I 304 pages I OUP USA
978-0-19-538296-9 I Paperback I £15.99
A Slim Guide to Semantics
Paul Elbourne, Queen Mary,
University of London
Recommended in the Times Higher
Education Textbooks Guide for
Languages & Linguistics
Paul Elbourne explores the complex nature of meaning in crystal clear language. He draws on approaches developed in linguistics, philosophy, and psychology— assuming a knowledge of none of them—in a manner that will appeal to everyone interested in this essential element of human psychology and culture.
2011 I 192 pages I 978-0-19-969662-8 I Paperback I £12.99
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Barbara Abbott, Michigan State
University
This book presents the most important problems of reference and considers their solution.
It presupposes no technical knowledge, presents analyses from fi rst principles, illustrates every stage with examples, and is written with verve and clarity. This is the ideal introduction to reference for students of linguistics and philosophy of language.
Oxford Surveys in Semantics & Pragmatics No.2
2010 I 328 pages I 978-0-19-920345-1 I Paperback I £26.00
Essential Readings
Edited by Alvin Goldman, Rutgers
University, and Dennis Whitcomb,
Western Washington University
The classic articles in this volume address the fundamental questions of social epistemology in ways that are both cutting-edge and easy to understand.
2011 I 368 pages I OUP USA
978-0-19-533461-6 I Paperback I £22.50
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Edited by Jerrold Levinson , University of Maryland
2005 I 840 pages I 978-0-19-927945-6 I Paperback I £37.50
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2007 I 850 pages I illustrations I OUP USA
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2005 I 792 pages I 978-0-19-928423-8 I Paperback I £37.50
Edited by David Copp, University of Florida
2007 I 680 pages I OUP USA
978-0-19-532591-1 I Paperback I £30.00
Edited by Michael J. Loux, University of Notre
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University, New Jersey
2005 I 736 pages I 978-0-19-928422-1 I Paperback I £37.50
Edited by Paul K. Moser, Loyola University, Chicago
2005 I 608 pages I OUP USA
978-0-19-530170-0 I Paperback I £27.50
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2007 I 560 pages I OUP USA
978-0-19-533135-6 I Paperback I £27.50
Edited by Frank Jackson, Australian National
University, and Michael Smith, Princeton University
2007 I 920 pages I 978-0-19-923476-9 I Paperback I £32.50
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Edited by Ernest Lepore, Rutgers University, New
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University of London
2008 I 1,104 pages I 978-0-19-955223-8 I Paperback I £37.50
Edited by Brian McLaughlin, Rutgers University,
Ansgar Beckermann, University of Bielefeld, and
Sven Walter, University of Bielefeld
2011 I 832 pages I 978-0-19-959631-7 I Paperback I £29.00
Edited by Bonnie Steinbock, University at Albany,
State University of New York
2009 I 768 pages I 978-0-19-956241-1 I Paperback I £35.00
Edited by Patricia Curd, Purdue University, and
Daniel Graham, Brigham Young University
2011 I 608 pages I OUP USA
978-0-19-983755-7 I Paperback I £32.50
Edited by Brian Leiter, University of Chicago, and
Michael Rosen , Harvard University
2009 I 826 pages I 978-0-19-957299-1 I Paperback I £32.50
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Edited by Robert Kane, University of Texas at Austin
2011 I 608 pages I OUP USA
978-0-19-539969-1 I Paperback I £35.00
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2010 I 656 pages I 978-0-19-959247-0 I Paperback I £29.00
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2011 I 618 pages I OUP USA
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Edited by Michael Ruse, Florida State University
2010 I 656 pages I 13 b/w line illustrations I OUP USA
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2011 I 624 pages I OUP USA
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Edited by Helen Beebee, University of
Birmingham, Christopher Hitchcock, California
Institute of Technology, and Peter Menzies,
Macquarie University, Sydney
January 2012 I 806 pages
978-0-19-964258-8 I Paperback I £30.00
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March 2012 I 576 pages I OUP USA
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Edited by George G. Brenkert and Tom L.
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A Very Short Introduction
Stephen Law, Heythrop College,
University of London
WINNER OF THE 2011 MORRIS
D. FORKOSCH AWARD FOR
HUMANIST BOOK OF THE YEAR
What is humanism? Can there be morality without God? Without religion, are our lives left without meaning? Stephen Law considers all these questions in this Very Short Introduction.
Discussing the arguments for and against religious belief, and examining the value and meaning of life, he explores humanism as a positive alternative to religion.
Very Short Introductions
2011 I 168 pages I 15 b/w halftones
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A Very Short Introduction
Simon Glendinning, London
School of Economics and Political
Science
Simon Glendinning explores
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Very Short Introductions
2011 I 144 pages I 10 b/w halftones
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A Very Short Introduction
Roger Scruton, Institute for the
Psychological Sciences, Arlington,
Virginia
From Botticelli to birdsong,
Mozart, and the Turner Prize,
Roger Scruton explores what it means for something to be beautiful. This thoughtprovoking introduction to the philosophy of beauty draws conclusions that some may fi nd controversial, but, as Scruton shows, help us to fi nd greater sense of meaning in the beautiful objects around us.
Very Short Introductions
2011 I 208 pages I 20 b/w photographs
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A Very Short Introduction
Jan Westerhoff , University of
Durham and SOAS, University of
London
‘What is real?’ has been one of the key questions of philosophy since its beginning in antiquity. But it is not just a question that philosophers ask. This Very
Short Introduction discusses what reality is by looking at a variety of arguments, theories, and thoughtexperiments from philosophy, physics, and cognitive science.
Very Short Introductions
2011 I 136 pages I 15 b/w illustrations
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Aristotle
Translated by Anthony Kenny,
University of Oxford
The Eudemian Ethics is a major treatise on moral philosophy whose central concern is what makes life worth living. This is the fi rst time it has been published in its entirety in any modern language. Anthony Kenny's fi ne translation is accompanied by a lucid introduction and explanatory notes.
Oxford World's Classics
2011 I 240 pages I 978-0-19-958643-1 I Paperback I £8.99
with selected correspondence
Marcus Aurelius
Translated by Robin Hard with introduction and notes by
Christopher Gill, University of
Exeter
Marcus Aurelius' Meditations is a private notebook of philosophical refl ections with universal signifi cance. Drawing on Stoic philosophy, Marcus confronts challenges that aff ect us all in our struggle to live meaningful lives. This edition includes a selection of Marcus' correspondence with his tutor Fronto which complements the
Meditations.
Oxford World's Classics
2011 I 208 pages I 978-0-19-957320-2 I Paperback I £7.99
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Voltaire
Translated by John Fletcher,
University of Kent, with introduction and notes by Nicholas
Cronk, University of Oxford
Voltaire’s Pocket Philosophical Dictionary is a major work of the European Enlightenment. It consists of a series of short essays, arranged alphabetically, whose unifying thread is an attack on religious and political intolerance. Highly entertaining, its concern with intolerance and its consequences is still relevant today.
Oxford World’s Classics
2011 I 320 pages I 978-0-19-955363-1 I Paperback I £9.99
Jean-Jacques Rousseau
Translated by Russell Goulbourne ,
University of Leeds
Part reminiscence, part meditation,
Reveries of the Solitary Walker is
Rousseau’s last great work, the enduring testimony of an alienated person seeking self-knowledge. As he records his walks round Paris, he fi nds happiness in solitude and nature. The new translation includes an introduction and notes that explore the work and its contexts.
Oxford World’s Classics
2011 I 160 pages I 978-0-19-956327-2 I Paperback I £8.99
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