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This comprehensive work, along with its companion volume (see listing below), provides a thorough review of modern capitalism by some of today's most knowledgeable scholars. Contributors include: Peter L. Berger, Boston University; Samuel McCracken, Boston University; Jeffrey G. Williamson, Harvard University; Edgar K. Browning, Texas A & M University; Walter D. Connor, Boston University; Alan M. Kantrow, "Harvard Business Review"; Laura L. Nash, Harvard University's Center for Business and Government; Richard John Neuhaus, Rockford Institute's Center on Religion and Society; Stephen Miller, author of "Special Interest Groups in American Politics"; Marc F. Plattner, author of "Rousseau's State of Nature"; Delba Winthrop, Harvard University. Co-published with the Institute for Educational Affairs. ... Read more

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A riveting and educational read, highly recommended
What are scientists really trying to prove anyway? "An Introduction to the Philosophy of Science" seeks to examine the very fundamental nature of science. In a way, it is the science of science. Filled with classical philosophical questions about science and how human ideas and thoughts concerning science have changed through the years, to the constant raging debates of today, "An Introduction to the Philosophy of Science" provides as much insight into science as philosophy can bring. "An Introduction to the Philosophy of Science" is a riveting and educational read, highly recommended. ... Read more

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Masterful Analysis
E.D. Klemke has produced a masterful analysis of G.E. Moore's epistemology. Reading Klemke is like reading Moore. Klemke positively amplifies Moore's ideas while pointing out some of their limits. If you like Moore's writings, you'll love this too. ... Read more