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Routledge publishes quality textbooks in a variety of disciplines and course subjects. We are committed to providing course materials to instructors and students that are both engaging and innovative. You can learn more about our textbooks by viewing our featured selections below in Philosophy. You can also browse textbooks in all subjects or check out our companion websites.

Recent Textbooks Articles

  1. Teaching Ancient Philosophy?

    Ancient Philosophy: A Contemporary Introduction, by Christopher Shields, offers an introduction to over 1,000 years of ancient philosophy, from the Pre-Socratics through Socrates, Plato and Aristotle to Epicureanism, Stoicism, Skepticism. This substantially revised and updated version of Shields' Classical Philosophy (2003) now features expanded coverage of Plato and Aristotle, and a new section on Hellenistic philosophy.

  2. An Outstanding Anthology in Ethics

    Teaching ethics or ethical theory? Ethics: Essential Readings in Moral Theory, edited by George Sher, brings together sixty-six extracts from both classical and contemporary philosophers to offer comprehensive coverage of the central issues of ethics. Each selection is accompanied by an introduction from the editor.

  3. Philosophy Textbook of the Month, November 2011

    Keeping with the theme of Merleau-Ponty and Phenomenology of Perception, our Textbook of the Month is the Routledge Philosophy GuideBook to Merleau-Ponty and Phenomenology of Perception, by Komarine Romdenh-Romluc. Find out more here...

  4. Philosophy of Science: A Contemporary Introduction, 3rd Edition

    New Books for Teaching Philosophy of Science

    The latest books from Routledge include a newly updated and revised edition of Alex Rosenberg's Philosophy of Science: A Contemporary Introduction and more for your philosophy of science courses.

  5. Critical Thinking

    Looking for a great book to teach critical thinking?

    Thinking critically is an essential skill for both scholarship and life. Written in a clear, reader-friendly style, Critical Thinking: An Appeal to Reason offers students a thorough grounding in critical analysis and argumentation. The companion website includes additional resources for both instructors and students.

  6. Looking for a new book for your Epistemology courses?

     

    Epistemology
    A Contemporary Introduction to the Theory of Knowledge
    3rd Edition
    By Robert Audi

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    Arguing About Knowledge
    Edited by Duncan Pritchard and Ram Neta

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    What is this thing called Knowledge?
    2nd Edition
    By Duncan Pritchard

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