Philosophy (Academic) Books

Philosophy of Argument entails the journey of a philosopher in his quest for the wisdom behind an argument.

A brief reflection on the role of Agni,the Vedic God of Fire

Philosophical essays from Thales to contemporary thinkers.

This volume contains different perspectives on the interface of philosophy and existential therapy.

How to get good life & happiness a good balance between work and life. Love and work are said to be the cornerstones of being human and both are very important for happiness.

Nature (or God, if you so desire) is the creator of everything in the universe. Creations cannot know about the creator. Just like our computers can never know about the humans, similarly humans can also never know about the nature. Thus the following are fundamental facts: (a) The laws of...

This book provides an introduction to logic which focuses on arguments that are the type that involves teeth-gnashing and hair-pulling. This argument is structured to give someone a reason to believe some conclusion.

Fortune Cookie Philosophy is written by Kenneth Leroy Busbee, a faculty member at Houston Community College in Houston, Texas. Over 550 unique fortune cookies were acquired during dining experiences over a 20 year plus period. The fortunes were placed into 41 independent modules and they are...

This book is intended to illustrate the interrelations between these subject areas of philosophy and, as well, to provide the foundations for future investigations of these and related problems.

This is a book about the church-and-theocracy martyred Jose Rizal. It is a cover-up-exposing critique of his current misrepresentation.