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Bertrand Russell 4g11s
The Problems of Philosophy, written for the novice readers in mind, the author introduces to the reader many aspects of Philosophy. Most important theories of world famous philosophers like Plato, Aristotle, René Descartes, David Hume, John Locke, Immanuel Kant, G. W. F. Hegel and others are introduced by Bertrand Russell in an easy understand g.. 456j62
Henry Osborn Taylor 2m24g
The Mediaeval Mind is an educational treatise written by the American scholar and historian Henry Osborn Taylor, whose other notable works include Greek Biology and Medicine, A Historian's Creed, A Layman's View of History, Freedom of the Mind in History, Human Values and Verities, Fact: The Romance of Mind, and The Classical Heritage of the Middle..
Richard Johnson 46c5
The Blossoms of Morality written by Richard Johnson is intended for the amusement and instruction of young ladies and gentlemen. As parents we all wanted to keep our children without experiencing the pain. It is a bitter fact that all kids of fortunate parents do not succeed in their life. The art of grooming our child is narrated throughout thi..
John Dewey 6j394
Democracy and Education written by John Dewey is a book on introduction to the Philosophy of Education. John Dewey an American Philosopher who is an influential personality of the education and social reform. A critic of the great philosophers, he commented Rousseau's philosophy as overemphasizing the individual and Plato's philosophy as overe..
Charles William Stubbs 2y645
Cambridge and its Story is written by Charles William Stubbs, a English historian and Bishop of Oxford. While there are many historical works are written in the literary world, one could expect why not a historical book about an entity which has created the literary world. Perhaps this book could be one among them which narrates the story of t..
Edward H. Clarke 1z2yl
Sex in Education is written by Edward H. Clarke. This book should not be confused as sex education. The author explores the biased nature of man and the society which does not treat women in equality to men. Women is not inferior to men in anyway neither physiologically nor clinically. Like any other sphere, this biased nature of not treating wo..
Jean Jacques Rousseau 4g4u10
Emile, Or Treatise on Education is written by Jean-Jacques Rousseau, a Genevan philosopher whose writings influenced the French revolution ed for his works such as The Confessions, Basic Political Writings, The Political writings of Jean-Jacques Rousseau, and On the Origin of Language. Emile Or Treatise on Education is a philosophical tr..
William J. Long 3h5n2j
English Literature is a historical exploration of English literature world from the Anglo Saxon period to the Victorian Era, Written by the American writer William Joseph Long who has written and co-authored many works including Bibliographies, Reissues and Wood Folk Series. His notable writings include Wilderness Ways, Fowls of t..