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catalog contributor b8867076.
catalog created "[1974]".
catalog date "1974".
catalog date "[1974]".
catalog dateCopyrighted "[1974]".
catalog description "Includes bibliographical references.".
catalog description "THE CONCEPT OF SELF. -- 1. Personal identity as essentially internal -- The notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge / Rainer Maria Rilke -- An introduction to metaphysics / Henri Bergson -- An essay concerning human understanding / John Locke -- 2. The Duality of Mind and Body -- The metamorphosis (Pt. I) / Franz Kafka -- Meditations on first philosophy / Rene Descartes -- 3. Defining Oneself Through Commitment -- Peer Gynt / Henrik Ibsen -- The humanism of existentialism / Jean-Paul Sartre -- THE PROBLEM OF EVIL. -- 1. Human Suffering as Incompatible With God's Goodness -- The brothers Karamazov ("The Grand Inquisitor") / Fedor Dostoyevsky -- Dialogues concerning natural religion (Parts X and XI) / David Hume -- 2. Divine Justification in the Ultimate Design / The Death of Ivan Ilyitch / Leo Tolstoy -- An essay on man (Epistle I) / Alexander Pope -- Discourse on metaphysics / Gottfried Wilhelm Liebniz -- 3. Evil as a Reality to Be Overcome -- Candide / Voltaire -- Nature / John Stuart Mill -- 4. The Answer of Absolute Faith -- J.B. / Archibald MacLeish -- Fear and trembling / Soren Kierkegaard -- FREE WILL AND DETERMINISM. -- 1. The Predeterminism of Destiny -- Oedipus, King of Thebes / Sophocles -- The discourses / Epictetus -- 2. Economic and Material Factors as Determinants -- Germinal / Emile Zola -- Manifesto of the communist party (Part I) / Karl Marx and Frederick Engels -- 3. Psychological Laws and Human Control -- Brave new world (Chapter II) / Aldous Huxley -- Science and human behavior / B.F. Skinner --4. The Affirmation of Free Will -- Notes from underground / Fedor Dostoyevsky -- The self: its body and freedom (Chapter IV) / William Ernest Hocking -- ETHICAL IDEALS: THE GOOD LIFE. -- 1. Pursuing Happiness or Following Principles -- Antigone / Jean Anouilh -- Utilitarianism (Chapter II) / John Stuart Mill -- Groundwork of the metaphysic of morals (Chapter I) / Immanuel Kant -- 2. Dedication to God -- Murder in the Cathedral (Pt. I) / T.S. Eliot.".
catalog description "The city of God (Book XIX) / St. Augustine -- 3. Furthering the Progress of Mankind -- Man and superman ("Don Juan in Hell") / George Bernard Shaw -- Thus spoke Zarathustra and the gay science / Friedrich Nietzsche -- THE NATURE OF REALITY. -- 1. Subjective and Objective Truth -- It is so! (If you think so) / Luigi Pirandello -- The Theaetetus and the Republic (Book I) / Plato -- 2. The Essence of the Universe -- Siddhartha / Hermann Hesse -- The varieties of religious experience (Lectures XVI and XVII) -- 3. Chance and Teleology -- The lottery in Babylon / Jorge Luis Borges -- The physics (Book II) -- 4. Human Purpose in a Meaningless World -- Fragments of a journal / Eugene Ionesco -- The myth of Sisyphus / Albert Camus.".
catalog extent "x, 514 p.".
catalog identifier "0155705520".
catalog issued "1974".
catalog issued "[1974]".
catalog language "eng".
catalog publisher "New York, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich".
catalog subject "108".
catalog subject "B21 .P67".
catalog subject "Good and evil.".
catalog subject "Philosophy.".
catalog subject "Reality.".
catalog subject "Self (Philosophy)".
catalog tableOfContents "THE CONCEPT OF SELF. -- 1. Personal identity as essentially internal -- The notebooks of Malte Laurids Brigge / Rainer Maria Rilke -- An introduction to metaphysics / Henri Bergson -- An essay concerning human understanding / John Locke -- 2. The Duality of Mind and Body -- The metamorphosis (Pt. I) / Franz Kafka -- Meditations on first philosophy / Rene Descartes -- 3. Defining Oneself Through Commitment -- Peer Gynt / Henrik Ibsen -- The humanism of existentialism / Jean-Paul Sartre -- THE PROBLEM OF EVIL. -- 1. Human Suffering as Incompatible With God's Goodness -- The brothers Karamazov ("The Grand Inquisitor") / Fedor Dostoyevsky -- Dialogues concerning natural religion (Parts X and XI) / David Hume -- 2. Divine Justification in the Ultimate Design / The Death of Ivan Ilyitch / Leo Tolstoy -- An essay on man (Epistle I) / Alexander Pope -- Discourse on metaphysics / Gottfried Wilhelm Liebniz -- 3. Evil as a Reality to Be Overcome -- Candide / Voltaire -- Nature / John Stuart Mill -- 4. The Answer of Absolute Faith -- J.B. / Archibald MacLeish -- Fear and trembling / Soren Kierkegaard -- FREE WILL AND DETERMINISM. -- 1. The Predeterminism of Destiny -- Oedipus, King of Thebes / Sophocles -- The discourses / Epictetus -- 2. Economic and Material Factors as Determinants -- Germinal / Emile Zola -- Manifesto of the communist party (Part I) / Karl Marx and Frederick Engels -- 3. Psychological Laws and Human Control -- Brave new world (Chapter II) / Aldous Huxley -- Science and human behavior / B.F. Skinner --4. The Affirmation of Free Will -- Notes from underground / Fedor Dostoyevsky -- The self: its body and freedom (Chapter IV) / William Ernest Hocking -- ETHICAL IDEALS: THE GOOD LIFE. -- 1. Pursuing Happiness or Following Principles -- Antigone / Jean Anouilh -- Utilitarianism (Chapter II) / John Stuart Mill -- Groundwork of the metaphysic of morals (Chapter I) / Immanuel Kant -- 2. Dedication to God -- Murder in the Cathedral (Pt. I) / T.S. Eliot.".
catalog tableOfContents "The city of God (Book XIX) / St. Augustine -- 3. Furthering the Progress of Mankind -- Man and superman ("Don Juan in Hell") / George Bernard Shaw -- Thus spoke Zarathustra and the gay science / Friedrich Nietzsche -- THE NATURE OF REALITY. -- 1. Subjective and Objective Truth -- It is so! (If you think so) / Luigi Pirandello -- The Theaetetus and the Republic (Book I) / Plato -- 2. The Essence of the Universe -- Siddhartha / Hermann Hesse -- The varieties of religious experience (Lectures XVI and XVII) -- 3. Chance and Teleology -- The lottery in Babylon / Jorge Luis Borges -- The physics (Book II) -- 4. Human Purpose in a Meaningless World -- Fragments of a journal / Eugene Ionesco -- The myth of Sisyphus / Albert Camus.".
catalog title "Philosophy; a literary and conceptual approach [by] Burton F. Porter.".
catalog type "text".