Philosophy

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3 v. on Gilles Deleuze and Félix Guattari. (1503 pp.) Contents: v.1. Deleuze. - v.2. Guattari. - v.3. Deleuze and Guattari.

5 v. NSSR former faculty have contributed articles to this set - Alfred Schutz, Aron Gurwitsch, J. N. Mohanty. Contents: v.1. Circumspections: classic essays on Husserl's phenomenology. - v.2. The cutting edge: phenomenological method, philosophical logic, ontology, and philosophy of science. - v.3. The nexus of phenomena: intentionality, perception, and temporality. - v.4. The web of meaning: language, noema, and subjectivity and intersubjectivity. - v.5. Horizons: life-world, ethnics [sic.?], history, and metaphysics.

4 v. Contents: v. 1. Introducing Levinas -- v. 2. Levinas and the history of philosophy -- v. 3. Levinas, Judaism, and the philosophy of religion -- v. 4. Beyond Levinas.

6 v. The editor of this set is a professor in the philosophy faculty at NSSR.

4 v. Contents: v.1. Nineteenth century readings. - v.2. Late nineteenth and twentieth-century readings. - v.3. Hegel's phenomenology of spirit and logic. - v.4. Hegel's philosophy of nature and philosophy of spirit.

4 v. Contents: Metaphysics and its foundations. - v.2. Metaphysics and its foundations II. - v.3. Philosophy of science, logic, and language. - v.4. Philosophy of mind, freewill, political philosophy, influences.

4 v. Contents: v.1. Kant criticism from his own to the present time. - v.2. Kant's Critique of Pure Reason. - v.3. Kant's moral and political philosophy. - v.4. Kant's Critique of Judgment.

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4 v. Contents: v. 1. Human nature and human nurture -- v. 2. Political theory and social practice -- v. 3. Value, conduct, and art -- v. 4. Nature, knowledge, and naturalism

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4 v. - v.1: Philosophy. - v.2: History of Philosophy. - v.3: Language. - v.4: Reverberations.

4 v. Contents: v. 1. Merleau-Ponty’s contemporaries and the phenomenological tradition -- v. 2. Perception and expression -- v. 3. Ethics, politics and feminism -- v. 4. Nature, psychology and cognition.

7 v. Vols. 1-3 have spine title: Michel Foucault (1). Vols. 4-7 have spine title: Michel Foucault (2).

4 v. Contents: v. 1. Incipit Zarathustra/Incipit tragoedia: art, music, representation, and style -- v. 2. The world as will to power-- and nothing else?: metaphysics and epistemology -- v. 3. On morality -- v. 4. The last man and the overman: Nietzsche’s politics.

4 v. Contents: v. 1. General issues of interpretation -- v. 2. Plato’s middle period, metaphysics and epistemology -- v. 3. Plato’s middle period, psychology and value theory -- v. 4. Plato’s later works.

4 v. Contents: v. 1. The method, belief, and knowledge -- v. 2-3. The Meditations and metaphysics -- v. 4. The sciences, from physics to ethics.

Contents: v.1. Context, sources, and the early writings. - v.2. The ethics. - v.3. The political writings. - v.4. The reception and influence of Spinoza's philosophy.

4 v. Contents: v.1. Background: texts and context. - v.2. Ethics. - v.3. Politics and law. - v.4. Religion.