Central Issues of Philosophy

A very solid and well-rounded initiation to canonical philosophic issues, ranging from language and meaning to artistic value. This riveting collection introduces complex philosophic issues as well as what is at stake about those issues in a clear and concise manner, making it accessible to the beginning student and the general reader while remaining of great interest to more advanced thinkers."
Enrique Chávez-Arvizo, John Jay College -- The City University of New York.

"This is a wonderful collection of essays appropriately pitched for introduction-to-philosophy students. This book is ideal for professors who don't use primary sources in their introductory courses, as each article is written by an expert in the particular subfield. It also would make a wonderful supplementary text for those who do like to use primary texts."
Richard V. Greene, Weber State University.