A Beginner's History of Philosophy (Vol. 1&2) (eBook, ePUB) - Cushman, Herbert Ernest
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Herbert Ernest Cushman's 'A Beginner's History of Philosophy' (Vol. 1&2) is a comprehensive introduction to the foundational ideas and thinkers in the history of philosophy. Written in a clear and accessible style, Cushman covers the development of philosophical thought from ancient Greece to the modern era, providing readers with a solid understanding of key concepts and movements. The book is structured to guide beginners through the complexities of philosophy while also offering insights for more experienced learners. Cushman's analytical approach and engaging prose make this a valuable…mehr

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Herbert Ernest Cushman's 'A Beginner's History of Philosophy' (Vol. 1&2) is a comprehensive introduction to the foundational ideas and thinkers in the history of philosophy. Written in a clear and accessible style, Cushman covers the development of philosophical thought from ancient Greece to the modern era, providing readers with a solid understanding of key concepts and movements. The book is structured to guide beginners through the complexities of philosophy while also offering insights for more experienced learners. Cushman's analytical approach and engaging prose make this a valuable resource for students and enthusiasts alike. As a seasoned philosopher and educator, Herbert Ernest Cushman draws upon his expertise to create a beginner-friendly exploration of philosophy. His passion for the subject and commitment to clarity shine through in this two-volume set, which is designed to demystify complex ideas and encourage readers to delve into the world of philosophical inquiry. Cushman's depth of knowledge and engaging writing style make 'A Beginner's History of Philosophy' a valuable addition to any philosophical library. I highly recommend 'A Beginner's History of Philosophy' by Herbert Ernest Cushman to anyone looking to embark on a journey through the rich history of philosophical thought. Whether you are a student, a curious reader, or a seasoned philosopher, Cushman's book offers a solid foundation for understanding the evolution of ideas that have shaped our intellectual landscape.
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Herbert Ernest Cushman (1865-1944) was an esteemed American philosopher and educator, most notably associated with Tufts College where he served as a professor of philosophy. Steeped in the tradition of idealistic thought, Cushman carved a niche in the historical interpretation of philosophical ideas. His seminal work 'A Beginner's History of Philosophy' (Vol. 1 & 2) remains a crucial resource for introductory philosophical education and continues to influence teaching methodologies within the discipline. This comprehensive survey, first published in 1910, is designed to trace the evolution of philosophical thought through its most significant periods, figures, and schools. It has been lauded for its clarity, coherence, and accessibility, making complex philosophical ideas approachable for novices without sacrificing depth. Cushman's literary style is often noted for its systematic and lucid exposition, characteristics that have helped his work endure as a foundational text in philosophical studies. His work is also reflective of the intellectual milieu of his times, encapsulating the transition from 19th-century idealism to the more pragmatic and analytic concerns that would dominate the 20th century. Cushman's legacy lies not only in his scholastic contributions but also in his devotion to the propagation of philosophy as a discipline integral to the broader scope of humanistic education.