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PARIS, Les Belles Lettres - 1948 - Coll. d'Etudes anciennes - In-8 - Broché - 158 pages - Très propre, comme neuf
Best.-Nr. 15115PARIS, Les Belles Lettres - 1948 - Coll. d'Etudes anciennes - In-8 - Broché - 158 pages - Très propre, comme neuf
Best.-Nr. 8653. Société d'Editions Les Belles Lettres Paris, 1948, gd in-8 br., coll. D'études anciennes. 158pp.-table. Préface de A. Dain. Ex. non coupé. Etat de neuf.
1948Best.-Nr. 9935Paris Les Belles Lettres 1948 Un volume in-8 broché, couverture grise, 158 pages et table. Petit manque au premier plat.
Best.-Nr. 1019842Library edition Greystone press. Hardcover. Good - Cash. Set of 16. No date stated but seems to be from the 1940's-50's. General use wear surface and edges rubbed. Pages show reader wear. Vinyl type binding with cracking starting down several gutters of the spines. On the top edge of the pages of volumes Edgar allan poe elizathen/robert browning and thomas carlyle there is a water stain/discoloration as well as the bottom right edge of volumes Edgar allan poe elizathen/robert browning and thomas carlyle and washington irving. Bright gold titles and embellishments on the cover and spine. Red vinyl type cover. Stock photos may not look exactly like the book. Library edition, Greystone press hardcover
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Best.-Nr. 75840Coll. "Lectoguide", Paris, éd. Pédagogie Moderne, 1980, EDITION ORIGINALE, in-12, cartonnage souple, couv. texte en noir et rouge sur fond blanc éd., 192 pp., table des matières, notes, biographie de Platon, bibliographie, table des personnages du Phèdre, index, Très RARE ouvrage de commentaire sur le Phèdre de Platon par le philosophe français Bernard Sève. Très bon état
Best.-Nr. 96350Freiburg i. Br., Alber 2017. 678 Seiten. Hardcover/Pappeinband
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1974viii + 120pp., 24cm., softcover, good condition, F105230
1974Best.-Nr. F105230The Hague, Martinus Nijhoff 1974 viii + 120pp., 24cm., softcover, good condition, F105230
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1998Best.-Nr. 129207London: Allen Lane: the Penguin Press. New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - - SIGNED BY AUTHOR -- NEW - Personal view by this conservative British philosopher. - "Scruton a don at London University and a British TV personality sets out to do philosophy rather than talk about it. He succeeds to a large extent in making the subject accessible engaging the reader in philosophic thinking. Scruton inquires into truth time God freedom morality and even sex carefully explaining who he believes is right and who is wrong in their opinions on the subjects. For instance he warns against Nietzsche and Michel Foucault and champions everyone who believes in persons with souls and free intentions and who believes in the sacred and enchantment in the world. In addition to such authoritarian judgments Scruton sometimes gets caught up in fighting internecine battles especially against the view that genuine knowledge can only be scientific; then the clarity of his writing suffers. For example "since the origin of both self and not-self is the act of self-positing nothing on either side of the barrier is anything in the last analysis but self." When he philosophizes more freely he puts the reader in a better mood: "This idea has recurred so often as to suggest that there is truth in it or a permanent need to believe so." In the final analysis Scruton accomplishes his aim of using philosophy as therapy for our modern confusions although mental health for him lies in more conservative thinking." - Publishers Weekly Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information Inc. -- with a bonus offer--; HPP4-000001; Plato Platonic Dialogue Mock Intelligent Person's Guide to Philosophy Scruton Roger PHILOSOPHY CONSERVATISM . 1998. 0713992263 . Allen Lane: the Penguin Press hardcover
2000Best.-Nr. 129210London: St. Augustine's Press. New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - - SIGNED BY AUTHOR -- NEW - Personal view by this conservative British philosopher. - "Scruton a don at London University and a British TV personality sets out to do philosophy rather than talk about it. He succeeds to a large extent in making the subject accessible engaging the reader in philosophic thinking. Scruton inquires into truth time God freedom morality and even sex carefully explaining who he believes is right and who is wrong in their opinions on the subjects. For instance he warns against Nietzsche and Michel Foucault and champions everyone who believes in persons with souls and free intentions and who believes in the sacred and enchantment in the world. In addition to such authoritarian judgments Scruton sometimes gets caught up in fighting internecine battles especially against the view that genuine knowledge can only be scientific; then the clarity of his writing suffers. For example "since the origin of both self and not-self is the act of self-positing nothing on either side of the barrier is anything in the last analysis but self." When he philosophizes more freely he puts the reader in a better mood: "This idea has recurred so often as to suggest that there is truth in it or a permanent need to believe so." In the final analysis Scruton accomplishes his aim of using philosophy as therapy for our modern confusions although mental health for him lies in more conservative thinking." - Publishers Weekly Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information Inc. -- with a bonus offer--; HPP4-000001; Plato Platonic Dialogue Mock Intelligent Person's Guide to Philosophy Scruton Roger PHILOSOPHY CONSERVATISM . 2000. 1890318477 . St. Augustine's Press hardcover
2000Best.-Nr. 129211London: St. Augustine's Press. As New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - - SIGNED BY AUTHOR -- NEW - Personal view by this conservative British philosopher. - "Scruton a don at London University and a British TV personality sets out to do philosophy rather than talk about it. He succeeds to a large extent in making the subject accessible engaging the reader in philosophic thinking. Scruton inquires into truth time God freedom morality and even sex carefully explaining who he believes is right and who is wrong in their opinions on the subjects. For instance he warns against Nietzsche and Michel Foucault and champions everyone who believes in persons with souls and free intentions and who believes in the sacred and enchantment in the world. In addition to such authoritarian judgments Scruton sometimes gets caught up in fighting internecine battles especially against the view that genuine knowledge can only be scientific; then the clarity of his writing suffers. For example "since the origin of both self and not-self is the act of self-positing nothing on either side of the barrier is anything in the last analysis but self." When he philosophizes more freely he puts the reader in a better mood: "This idea has recurred so often as to suggest that there is truth in it or a permanent need to believe so." In the final analysis Scruton accomplishes his aim of using philosophy as therapy for our modern confusions although mental health for him lies in more conservative thinking." - Publishers Weekly Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information Inc. -- with a bonus offer--; HPP4-000001; Plato Platonic Dialogue Mock Intelligent Person's Guide to Philosophy Scruton Roger PHILOSOPHY CONSERVATISM . 2000. 1890318477 . St. Augustine's Press hardcover
1998Best.-Nr. 129208London: Allen Lane: the Penguin Press. As New. Hardcover. FREE UPGRADE to Courier/Priority Shipping Upon Request - IN STOCK AND IMMEDIATELY AVAILABLE FOR SHIPMENT - - SIGNED BY AUTHOR -- NEW - Personal view by this conservative British philosopher. - "Scruton a don at London University and a British TV personality sets out to do philosophy rather than talk about it. He succeeds to a large extent in making the subject accessible engaging the reader in philosophic thinking. Scruton inquires into truth time God freedom morality and even sex carefully explaining who he believes is right and who is wrong in their opinions on the subjects. For instance he warns against Nietzsche and Michel Foucault and champions everyone who believes in persons with souls and free intentions and who believes in the sacred and enchantment in the world. In addition to such authoritarian judgments Scruton sometimes gets caught up in fighting internecine battles especially against the view that genuine knowledge can only be scientific; then the clarity of his writing suffers. For example "since the origin of both self and not-self is the act of self-positing nothing on either side of the barrier is anything in the last analysis but self." When he philosophizes more freely he puts the reader in a better mood: "This idea has recurred so often as to suggest that there is truth in it or a permanent need to believe so." In the final analysis Scruton accomplishes his aim of using philosophy as therapy for our modern confusions although mental health for him lies in more conservative thinking." - Publishers Weekly Copyright 1998 Reed Business Information Inc. -- with a bonus offer--; HPP4-000001; Plato Platonic Dialogue Mock Intelligent Person's Guide to Philosophy Scruton Roger PHILOSOPHY CONSERVATISM . 1998. 0713992263 . Allen Lane: the Penguin Press hardcover
2007xxxii + 264pp., 23cm., in the series "Topics in historical philosophy", signed with dedication by the editor (Gary Alan Scott), softcover, VG
2005Best.-Nr. 96310Freiburg i. Br., Alber 2005. 397 Seiten. Hardcover/Pappeinband
1996Best.-Nr. 52989Stuttgart : Calwer Verlag (Arbeiten zur Theologie, 83), 1996. Die erkenntnistheoretische und anthropologische Funktion des platonischen Leib-Seele-Dualismus in Calvins Theologie IX, 415, VII; 79 S. Broschierte Ausgabe
Hardcover in-8°, 510 pages, illustrations en noir, reliure plein simili havane de l'éditeur. Bel exemplaire. [NV-38] Esquisse de l'histoire secrete des religions.
in-16, 634 pp., broche, couverture illustree. Exemplaire TB. [PO-4] Esquisse de l'histoire secrete des religions.
1972Best.-Nr. 15923CB(Pfullingen), Neske, (1972). Groß-Oktav. 902 Seiten. Original-Leinen mit Schutzumschlag. Die Versandkosten für Kunstwerke und mehrbändige Werke können von den Standard-Versandkosten abweichen. Gut erhalten.
Best.-Nr. 18168ABTübingen, Mohr Siebeck. 8°. 44 Seiten. Seite 95 - 140. Original Broschur. Die Versandkosten für Kunstwerke und mehrbändige Werke können von den Standard-Versandkosten abweichen. Mit Bleistiftanstreichungen, sonst guter Zustand, 2 Seiten lose, ausgebunden. = Sonderdruck aus: Otto Pöggeler: Heidegger. Perspektiven zur Deutung seines Werks.
