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Roger Scruton
ISBN 9780367678807
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Routledge Classics
A Short History of Modern Philosophy
Who it's for: students and general readers interested in Western thought
Roger Scruton's "A Short History of Modern Philosophy" offers a concise overview of Western philosophical thought from René Descartes to Ludwig Wittgenstein. This book traces the evolution of core ideas in epistemology, metaphysics, and ethics, presenting complex concepts and major works with clarity and critical insight.Why You Should Read? Provides a comprehensive introduction to modern Western philosophy. Offers clear explanations of intricate philosophical theories. Ideal for both students and general readers interested in Western thought. Contextualizes historical philosophical ideas within their broader impact.
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- Traces evolution of core philosophical ideas
- Covers Descartes to Wittgenstein
- Clear explanations of complex theories
- Suitable for students and general readers
- Contextualizes ideas within broader impact
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Questions about this book
What period does the book cover?
It covers modern philosophy from René Descartes to Ludwig Wittgenstein.
What topics are discussed?
The book discusses epistemology, metaphysics, and ethics, tracing the evolution of core ideas.
Is it suitable for beginners?
Yes, it offers clear explanations of complex theories and is ideal for both students and general readers.
Does it focus on individual philosophers or broader ideas?
It presents major works and complex concepts with clarity, contextualizing historical ideas within their broader impact.