The History Of Western Philosophy Of Religion (5 Volume)

The most comprehensive history of the philosophy of religion, the History of Western Philosophy of Religion covers Ancient, Medieval, Early Modern, Nineteenth Century and Twentieth Century philosophy of religion. Written by an international range of leading scholars, the entries, each devoted to a major philosopher of religion, have been chosen to reflect the breadth and variety of perspectives in the history of Western philosophy of religion. In addition to entries on major philosophers and schools, thinkers whose work has greatly influenced the philosophy of religion--notably Darwin, Marx and Freud--are also included. Designed to be accessible to a wide range of readers, the entries focus on the key themes in a clear and jargon-free fashion. Each volume works independently to provide an overview of a period, opening with an introduction to the period and concluding with a timeline of major events and full bibliography. With 100 essays sweeping across the history of Western philosophy of religion in five volumes, this set is an indispensable resource for anyone conducting research or teaching in one of the most exciting and vibrant fields in philosophy.

Volume I: Ancient Philosophy and Religion

Pythagoras – SEP
Xenophanes – SEP
Socrates & Plato – SEP & SEP
Aristotle – SEP
Epicurus – SEP
The Stoics – SEP
Cicero – IEP
Philo of Alexandria – IEP
Paul the Apostle – Wikipedia
Plutarch of Chaeronea – Wikipedia
Sextus Empiricus – Wikipedia
Early Christian Philosophers – Justin & Clement & Tertullian & Irenaeus
Origen – IEP
Plotinus – SEP
Porphyry & Iamblichus – SEP & Wikipedia
The Cappadocians – Wikipedia
Augustine – SEP
Proclus – Wikipedia
Pseudo-Dionysius – SEP
Volume II: Medieval Philosophy and Religion
Boethius – SEP
John Scottus – SEP
Al-Farabi – Wikipedia
Avicenna – IEP
Anselm – SEP
Al-Ghazali – SEP
Abelard – SEP
Bernard of Clairvaux – Wikipedia
Averroes – IEP
Maimonides – SEP
Bacon – SEP
Aquinas – SEP
Duns Scotus – SEP
Ockham – SEP
Gersonides – SEP
Wyclif – SEP
Nicholas of Cusa – SEP
Erasmus – SEP
Volume III: Early Modern Philosophy and Religion
Machiavelli – SEP
Luther – IEP
Calvin – IEP
Montaigne – SEP
Francisco Suarez – Wikipedia
Hobbes – SEP
Descartes – SEP
Blaise Pascal – SEP
Spinoza – SEP
Locke – SEP
Leibniz – SEP
Berkeley – SEP
Voltaire – SEP
Jonathan Edwards – SEP
Thomas Reid – SEP
Hume – SEP
Diderot – IEP
Kant – Wikipedia
Lessing – Wikipedia
The Deists – Rousseau & Robespierre & Paine
William Paley – IEP
Volume IV: Nineteenth-Century Philosophy and Religion
Fichte – SEP
Schleiermacher – Wikipedia
Hegel – SEP
Schelling – SEP
Schopenhauer – SEP
Comte – SEP
Newman – Wikipedia
Emerson – SEP
Feuerbach – SEP
John Stuart Mill – SEP
David Strauss – Wikipedia
Darwin – Wikipedia
Kierkegaard – SEP
Marx & Engels – SEP & Wikipedia
Dilthey – SEP
Edward Caird – IEP
C.S. Peirce – SEP
Nietzsche – SEP
Josiah Royce – SEP
Freud – IEP
Durkheim – Wikipedia
Volume V: Twentieth-Century Philosophy and Religion
William James – SEP
Henri Bergson – SEP
A.N. Whitehead & Charles Hartshorne – SEP & SEP
John Dewey – IEP
Bertrand Russell – SEP
Max Scheler – Wikipedia
Martin Buber – SEP
Jacques Maritain – SEP
Karl Jaspers – SEP
Paul Tillich – Wikipedia
Karl Barth – Wikipedia
Wittgenstein – SEP
Heidegger – IEP
Emmanuel Levinas – SEP
Simone Weil – Wikipedia
A.J. Ayer – SEP
William Alston – Wikipedia
John Hick – IEP
Mary Daly – Wikipedia
Jacques Derrida – SEP
Alvin Plantinga – Wikipedia
Richard Swinburne – Wikipedia
Late Twentieth-Century Atheism – Mackie & Rowe & Martin & Oppy

English - 5 Volumes

2009

1600 Pages

19,50 x 26 cm