The Cambridge Dictionary of Philosophy.

Laminated illustrated wrappers with flaps, 8vo, xxviii, 882 pp. From the blurb - "This is the most comprehensive ond authoritative one-volume dictionary of philosophy available in English. It is over 900 pages long, contains 4,000 entries and cross-references, and has been written by an international team of over 380 specialists in all areas of philosophy. It presents, in an accessible manner, the most up-to-date survey of philosophyyet produced by a community of professional philosophers. This indispensable one-volume dictionary offers:* The most comprehensive entries on major philosophers; *The most thorough examination of lesser-known figures; *Extensive, up-to-date surveys of all the subdisciplines of philosophy (ethics, epistemology, philosophy of mind, philosophy of science, philosophy of religion, metaphysics, and logic); *More entries on non-Western philosophy. There are large-scale surveys of African, Arabic, Islamic, Japanese, Jewish, Korean, and Latin American philosophy, plus hundreds of entries on individual philosophers; *More entries on related subjects (cognitive science, linguistics, theology, law,history of science, and literature); * A detailed system of cross-referencing that allows readers to relate and pursue ideas in depth; * An appendix explaining special symbols used in logic.". Minor marks to wrappers, othewise Near Very Good. …