Books About Philosophy & Ethics
Showing 13 books in Books About Philosophy & Ethics collection from Charlie Kirk's book recommendations.
Analytical methods, logical reasoning, and the systematic examination of fundamental questions.
The Story of Philosophy: Lives, Ideas and Impact of History's Greatest Philosophers
An accessible guide to the lives and ideas of history's greatest philosophers.
View on AmazonGreat Dialogues of Plato
Seven of Plato's greatest dialogues, on beauty, love, justice, and the immortal soul, brought to...
View on AmazonPlato: Five Dialogues: Euthyphro, Apology, Crito, Meno, Phaedo
Five of Plato's most powerful dialogues, on justice, virtue, courage, and the immortality of the...
View on AmazonPhilosophy of Aristotle: Nicomachean Ethics
Aristotle's foundational exploration of happiness, virtue, and the good life, presented complete and unabridged, enriched...
View on AmazonPhilosophy of Plato: The Republic
Plato's landmark investigation into justice, truth, and the ideal society, presented complete and unabridged, with...
View on AmazonThe Great Divorce
C. S. Lewis imagines a bus running from Hell to Heaven, where anyone may stay...
View on AmazonThe Ethics of Persuasion: Derrida's Rhetorical Legacies
Drawing on Derrida, Brooke Rollins uncovers the ethical dimensions hidden within canonical Greek rhetorical texts,...
View on AmazonTypes of Thinking
John Dewey's remarkable 1919 China lectures, recovered from newspaper transcripts and translated into English for...
View on AmazonA History of Western Philosophy and Theology
Frame's sweeping Reformed survey of Western philosophy and theology argues that only Scripture can expose...
View on AmazonNormativity
Judith Jarvis Thomson argues that normative thought is far broader than commonly recognized, spanning evaluative...
View on AmazonThe Realm of Rights
Judith Jarvis Thomson provides a full-scale systematic theory of human and social rights, distinguishing what...
View on AmazonRights, Restitution, and Risk: Essays in Moral Theory
Judith Jarvis Thomson's landmark essays examine moral rights, the obligations created by their violation, and...
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