The Philosopher's "I"

The Philosopher's "I"Using works written over the course of 1,500 years, considers philosophers' autobiographies as a genre of philosophical writing. This book examines philosophers' autobiographies as a genre of philosophical writing. Author J. Lenore Wright focuses her attention on five philosophical autobiographies: Augustine's Confessions, Descartes' Meditations, Rousseau's The Confessions, Nietzsche's Ecce Homo, and Hazel Barnes's The Story I Tell Myself. In the

This unique book is a compendium of carefully curated published papers in the biosciences

Provides a collection of in-depth readings of British writers that have come to prominence in the twenty-first century

which help to explain and contextualize Kukielka's personal account

They explore what "knowledge" can consist of as it stretches beyond conventional objective observation and analysis

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and competing evaluations of the "mythic" element in religion

their sustainability (or equivalent) reports and on their corporate websites

Shelley's Mirrors of Love confronts the myths and realities of Shelleyan narcissism and discovers an artist fiercely engaged with problems of (gender) identity

they are very different types of actions and accomplish different things

An updated edition of this accessible critical reader

such as biological and biobehavioral research