In this collection of stories and dialogues Trudy Govier shows how old and new philosophical questions arise.
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"takes the reader into the heart of long-standing and knotty philosophical questions, and does this without sacrificing either readability or accuracy. Govier's success is really very striking."--Terence Penelhum "should rivet anyone's attention... presented in a lively, original way."--Jack Ornstein "brings back to life the eloquence and vividness of dialogue in philosophy."--Juan Godoy "an excellent supplementary text for introductory courses in Philosophy."--Nicholas Caste "An excellent supplementary text for introductory courses in Philosophy." -- Nicholas Caste, University of North Carolina "Takes the reader into the heart of long-standing and knotty philosophical questions, and does this without sacrificing either readability or accuracy. Govier's success is really very striking." -- Terence Penelhum, University of Calgary "Should rivet anyone's attention... presented in a lively, original way." -- Jack Ornstein, Concordia University "Brings back to life the eloquence and vividness of dialogue in philosophy." -- Juan Godoy, Saint Louis University "An excellent supplementary text for introductory courses in Philosophy." -- Nicholas Caste, University of North Carolina "Takes the reader into the heart of long-standing and knotty philosophical questions, and does this without sacrificing either readability or accuracy. Govier's success is really very striking." -- Terence Penelhum, University of Calgary "Should rivet anyone's attention... presented in a lively, original way." -- Jack Ornstein, Concordia University "Brings back to life the eloquence and vividness of dialogue in philosophy." -- Juan Godoy, Saint Louis University "An excellent supplementary text for introductory courses in Philosophy." - Nicholas Caste, University of North Carolina "Takes the reader into the heart of long-standing and knotty philosophical questions, and does this without sacrificing either readability or accuracy. Govier's success is really very striking." - Terence Penelhum, University of Calgary "Should rivet anyone's attention... presented in a lively, original way." - Jack Ornstein, Concordia University "Brings back to life the eloquence and vividness of dialogue in philosophy." - Juan Godoy, Saint Louis University Comments: "An excellent supplementary text for introductory courses in Philosophy." - Nicholas Caste, University of North Carolina "Takes the reader into the heart of long-standing and knotty philosophical questions, and does this without sacrificing either readability or accuracy. Govier's success is really very striking." - Terence Penelhum, University of Calgary "Should rivet anyone's attention... presented in a lively, original way." - Jack Ornstein, Concordia University "Brings back to life the eloquence and vividness of dialogue in philosophy." - Juan Godoy, Saint Louis University
