The Problems of Philosophy - Hardcover

John Grier Hibben

 
9780484686525: The Problems of Philosophy

Synopsis

Explore the big questions that shape how we think, live, and understand reality.

This introduction argues that philosophy is practical, not mere theory, and asks how we know what we know.

Philosophy probes the foundations of life, challenging how we perceive the world, know ourselves, and relate to others. It compares thought with science, art, and everyday experience, showing how ideas influence culture, statesmanship, and literature. The book also explains key ideas about knowledge, reality, and how the mind shapes what we experience.
  • What philosophy asks about truth, meaning, and the sources of knowledge
  • How perceptions relate to reality and the mind’s role in shaping experience
  • Different ways thinkers have approached knowledge, including realism and idealism
  • How poetry and art intersect with philosophical questions about good and beauty
Ideal for curious readers who want a clear entry point into philosophy and its relevance to daily life and big ideas alike. This edition speaks to students, general readers, and anyone curious about how philosophy has shaped modern thought, culture, and the search for meaning.

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