Doing Greek Philosophy (Classical Foundations)

Description:
The newest addition to Routledge's popular 'Classical Foundations' series conveys a vivid sense of dynamism and continuity in the Greek philosophical tradition, and shows how interaction between Greek philosophers created and sustained that tradition. Thematically unified, 'Doing Greek Philosophy' concentrates on a set of inter-related challenges and problems discovered early in the tradition, and examines the subsequent reactions to these issues. Attention is paid throughout not only to what the Greek philosophers were doing, but also to what they thought they were doing. Easily suited to undergraduate and A-level students of philosophy and classics, 'Doing Greek Philosophy' not only informs the reader about the fundamentals of the subject, but also equips them with an intellectual tool kit, and shows them how to use it.

Table of Contents:
Suitable for the general reader as well as students of philosophy or classics Thematically unified Can be used for independent study

Author Biography:
University of Cambridge