Philosophy

London: Pilot Press, 1949. First Edition. 480pp. With frontispiece. Hardcover. Book in near fine condition. Dustjacket good condition, has small repaired tears at bottom edge, spine ends slightly rubbed. Coleridge covers a whole range of philosophies, from ancient Greece through the Schoolmen to the flowering of German thought which he was among the first to appreciate in this country,. more information

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London: Burns and Coates, 1960. Third impression. Hardcover in near fine condition, bottom spine edge very slightly bumped. Dustjacket in very good condition, spine very slightly faded, a small crease at bottom of back cover, and top of spine very slightly rubbed. ix, 230pp, including index. From d/j flap - "The first seven chapters are devoted to contemporary British thought of the positivist and analytic currents. The first two opening chapters are general discussions, while the others deal with particular problems arising out of reflection on these currents. The last five chapters of the book concern Continental philosophy. The first of these deals with ideas about the human person, while the other four are on existentialism and include a critical discussion of this movement.". Hard Cover. more information

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Faber and Faber, London. 1953.. First edition. 380pp. Hardcover. Book in very good condition, bottom edge of pages are rough cut. Dustjacket in good condition, spine a little tanned, 1" closed tear at back top edge by spine, spine ends a little rubbed. The author begins his history with Pelaguis, the heretic from Wales and John Scotus Erigena, a 9th century neo-Platonist, and ends with an examination of modern philosophy, beginning with the realism of Professor G.E. Moore to Bertrand Russell, A.J. Ayer, Gilbert Ryle and others associated with such contemporary movements as logical positivism or logical analysis.. more information

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London: The Hogarth Press, 1975. First edition. 165pp. Hardcover. Book in very good condition, spine and top and bottom edges of boards slightly faded. Previous owner's inscription in biro on front endpaper. Price clipped. Dustjacket in very good condition, spine and about 3" at bottom of front and back covers very slightly faded.. more information

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London: S.P.C.K., 1951. Book in very good condition. Previous owner's name and address written in biro inside front board. Dustjacket in very good condition, spine very slightly tanned. xi, 194pp. The Pythagoreans resembled the Salvation Army: arithmetic is blatantly anthropomorphic, theology was invented by philosophers as a protest against religion; these are a few examples of the satirical humour which this work of Christian apologetic is sprinkled. . First Edition. Hard Cover. more information

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