John Locke and Personal Identity: Immortality and Bodily by K. Joanna S Forstrom

By K. Joanna S Forstrom
The Ethics of Subjectivity: Perspectives since the Dawn of by E. Imafidon
By E. Imafidon
Imaginative Horizons: An Essay in Literary-Philosophical by Vincent Crapanzano

By Vincent Crapanzano
Truths by Edward Boyer

By Edward Boyer
Kant and Rational Psychology by Corey W. Dyck
By Corey W. Dyck
Leibniz. yet Dyck argues that to take action is to miss the exact rational psychology constructed by means of Christian Wolff, which emphasised the empirical beginning of any rational cognition of the soul, and which was once greatly influential between eighteenth-century German philosophers, together with Kant. during this publication, Dyck reveals
how the got belief of the purpose and result of Kant's Paralogisms has to be revised in gentle of a formal figuring out of the rational psychology that's the so much proximate aim of Kant's assault. specifically, he contends that Kant's feedback hinges upon exposing the illusory foundation of the rational psychologist's claims inasmuch as he falls prey to the looks of the soul as being given in internal event. furthermore, Dyck demonstrates that major gentle could be shed on Kant's
discussion of the soul's substantiality, simplicity, character, and life via contemplating the Paralogisms during this ancient context.
Harmattan: A Philosophical Fiction (Insurrections: Critical by Michael Jackson
By Michael Jackson
We all endure qualms and anxieties once we movement from the recognized to the unknown. although our achievement in existence could rely on trying out limits, our faintheartedness is a reminder of our desire for safety and our expertise of the dangers of venturing into alien worlds.
Rich with the reflections of a well known student who has labored widely in lots of cultures and nations, Harmattan creatively imagines the adventure of embracing the unknown. Celebrating the life-giving strength of individuals, locations, and powers that lie past our verified worlds, Harmattan connects existential energy to the act of resisting prescribed customs and wondering acquired notions of fact. on the center of the publication is the fictitious tale of Tom Lannon, a graduate pupil from Cambridge college, who is still ambivalent approximately pursuing a traditional lifestyles. After touring to Sierra Leone within the aftermath of the country's devastating civil conflict, Tom meets a author who is helping him discover the probabilities of renewal. Illustrating the truth that definite points of human life are universal to every person despite their tradition and heritage, Harmattan remakes the excellence among domestic and global and the connection among wisdom and life.
Life Energy Encyclopedia: Qi, Prana, Spirit, and Other Life by Stefan Stenudd

By Stefan Stenudd
This encyclopedia provides and explains all of them. within the advent, far away origins of human idea are traced, analyzing how religious ideals and existence strength principles emerged, and the way they have been constructed via time.
Stefan Stenudd is a Swedish writer and historian of rules, who researches the concept styles of fable in most cases and production myths specifically. He has written a publication concerning the cosmological and mythological principles of the Greek philosophers, and one in regards to the chinese language existence power Qi. He has additionally written books in regards to the peaceable martial paintings aikido. He has practiced that artwork for greater than 35 years. Aikido, too, advanced from principles of a lifestyles energy.
Person and Self-Value: Three Essays by Max Scheler,M.S. Frings
By Max Scheler,M.S. Frings
Ego Sum: Corpus, Anima, Fabula by Jean-Luc Nancy,Marie-Eve Morin
By Jean-Luc Nancy,Marie-Eve Morin
Nancy’s bet is that, in the meanwhile of recent subjectivity’s founding, a starting place that often already integrated all of the probabilities of its personal exhaustion, one other considered “the topic” is feasible. through taking note of the mode of presentation of Descartes’s topic, to the mask, photos, feints, and fables that
populate his writings, Jean-Luc Nancy exhibits how Descartes’s ego isn't the topic of metaphysics yet a mouth that areas itself out and distinguishes itself.
Theory and Practice in the Philosophy of David Hume by James Wiley

By James Wiley