Philosopher Joseph C. Mihalich introduces readers to the famous philosophical movements in his short guide Existentialism and Thomism. Written with a general ...

The essays in Existentialism and Modern Literature by Davis McElroy were originally written as lectures. McElroy uses the word “God” in the ...

From the Nobel Prize–winning physicist who developed the famous uncertainty principle, Nuclear Physics provides an in-depth look at the study of ...

France’s great Catholic author and Nobel Prize winner unfolds his thoughts on a variety of topics in a series of letters written to such men as Albert ...

How to Improve Your Mind is an engaging philosophical text by master Enlightenment thinker Baruch Spinoza. This edition includes exclusive commentary and ...

Russell, the sage non-conformist, is always meaningful, no matter what the topic or the issue. In this small book are presented some of his old but nonetheless ...

Who were India’s foremost thinkers? What systems did they establish? What problems have agitated the minds of India’s philosophers, intellectuals ...

This classic and thoroughly delightful reference explores the origins of superstitions. You’ll discover the origins behind charms, spells, fairy ...

This new edition of the well-known definitive glossary provides the key to those terms in the English language that have either changed their meaning or ...

In The Unfinished Dialogue: Martin Buber and the Christian Way, author John M. Oesterreicher analyzes Buber’s philosophies and writings in this concise ...