In this fascinating work, Edward Caird explores the tensions between individualism and socialism in modern society. Drawing on philosophy, history, and politics, Caird provides a nuanced and insightful analysis of the competing ideologies that shape our world. Perfect for anyone interested in contemporary politics or social theory.
This series of lectures explores the role of theology in ancient Greek thought, tracing the evolution of concepts such as God, divine providence, and the afterlife across different philosophical schools and thinkers. It offers a rich and nuanced understanding of the relationship between religion and philosophy in the ancient world.
A landmark work of philosophy, tracing the development of theology in ancient Greece. Written in a clear, engaging style by a renowned scholar.
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