The Norton Introduction to Philosophy, compiled by Gideon Rosen, is an extensive study book that provides a clear overview of the most important topics in philosophy. This reference work is designed for students and instructors who seek deeper insight into classic and contemporary philosophical questions.
Description
The third edition of The Norton Introduction to Philosophy includes a broad selection of philosophical texts, including new essays by leading thinkers. This edition addresses themes such as metaphysics, epistemology, morality, justice, race and gender, and connects them to current societal debates. With additional reading guides and extensive background information, the book supports students’ critical thinking and gives instructors many valuable tools.
Key features
- New exclusive contributions by renowned philosophers such as Michael Patrick Lynch, Ned Hall, and Alex Byrne
- Additional chapters on contemporary topics such as moral responsibility
- Improved and updated introductions, reading guides, and instructor materials
- Published by WW Norton & Co, 1336 pages, ISBN 9780393538069
About the author
Gideon Rosen is Stuart Professor of Philosophy at Princeton University and author of several influential publications in the fields of metaphysics and moral philosophy. With this edition, he helps make philosophy accessible to a broad audience.