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Abraham
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Anyone know any good introductory philosophy books?
Unfortunately, all the intro to Philosophy courses at my university are closed until next year. I'm an engineering major, which practically has nothing to do with this. However, I find myself highly interested, or at least intrigued, by philosophy. A book on philosophy of mind caught my interest, and I enjoyed it very much. I also picked up a copy of Hegel's Philosophy of Right, but I found that it was quite dense and a difficult read without much background. Can anyone recommend a good starting point for me? Just something for my off time while I wait hopefully for next year. Thanks.
Unfortunately, all the intro to Philosophy courses at my university are closed until next year. I'm an engineering major, which practically has nothing to do with this. However, I find myself highly interested, or at least intrigued, by philosophy. A book on philosophy of mind caught my interest, and I enjoyed it very much. I also picked up a copy of Hegel's Philosophy of Right, but I found that it was quite dense and a difficult read without much background. Can anyone recommend a good starting point for me? Just something for my off time while I wait hopefully for next year. Thanks.