Introduction to Western Philosophy

Author: Zeng Zhi
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Publish Date: 2002-01-01
Features: This book discusses the basic viewpoints of numerous Western philosophical schools, combining historical analysis with theoretical exploration. It is rich in content, well-organized, and concise in language. It possesses a strong sense of history while also embodying the speculative and purity of theory. It represents a bold attempt to write the history of Western philosophy based on philosophical themes. This book is a foundational work on the principles of Western philosophy, creatively selecting and arranging materials according to the three major philosophical themes—ontology, epistemology, and axiology. It discusses the basic viewpoints of numerous Western philosophical schools, combining historical analysis with theoretical exploration, offering rich content, clear organization, and concise language. It possesses a strong sense of history while also embodying the speculative and purity of theory, representing a bold attempt to write the history of Western philosophy based on philosophical themes.