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An Invitation to Philosophy

An Invitation to Philosophy Essays and Talks on the Love of Wisdom

Will Durant, John R. Little — 2003
Perhaps more so than any other discipline, philosophy is best understood as a dialogue between the self and the great minds of the past--a dialogue that has endured for thousands of years. Drawing upon Pulitzer Prize winner Durant's essays, this volume presents a magnificent introduction to philosophy with an overview of its major branches. (Philosophy)
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