msomaji says
It has a great summary on the Bible, not often seen in books on Philosophy.
posted Sunday, April 13 2008
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shraddha s says
Did you relate to Sophie's World? Whats the best thing you liked in Sophie's World? Lets talk about it and grow...
posted Thursday, April 3 2008
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anirudh l says
This is one GREAT book...one is drawn into it...the philosophical discussions are food for the mind...and it speaks out all the questions a thinkin person has thought of profoundly since childhood but have not found answers to....It is a refuge for people with a thoughtful bend of mind in this world which thinks that being philosophical and intellectual is so uncool....
posted Saturday, March 22 2008
sheida s says
maybe this book is a first step for entering to the philosophy's world.and it is an excelet way for introducing philosophy to the people who don't know anything about it.
posted Sunday, March 9 2008
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guillermo c says
We used this book as an introduccion to philosophy when i was in highschool
posted Wednesday, February 27 2008
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jennifer b says
A lovely book! I've always thought it would be fun to use as an intro text in Philosophy 101. The syntax is sometimes a little tedious, as it's a translation, but it's a fascinating read.
posted Monday, February 25 2008
sandy l says
this is an excellent read and a great starter to understanding the depth and intricacies of philosophy, religion, politics, and anything else you can imagine.
posted Saturday, January 19 2008
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najla z says
it is exactly what happens to me , when having read each theme stop reading, I find myself thinking deeply about saying, I expect that this book added me many of the concepts that were missing from the world.
posted Sunday, January 6 2008
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