Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy Simon Blackburn
Publisher: Oxford University Press, USA

Think that makes sense — and here's why”. Simon Blackburn, Think – A compelling introduction to philosophy, Introduction. Rather, the department of philosophy had convinced the core curriculum committee that the interests of the students would be better served by this kind of “introduction to logical thinking” course than by a (traditional?) introductory survey course. 0192100246.Oxford.University.Press.USA.Think.A.Compelling.Introduction.to.Philosophy.Oct.1999.pdf 0192115960.Oxford.University.Press.USA.A.Dictionary.of.Astronomy.Jan.1998.pdf. 41A DnbyoeL Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy. Here at last is a coherent, unintimidating introduction to the challenging and fascinating landscape of Western philosophy. 019214183X.Oxford.University.Press. « Is philosophy like plumbing ? In Think: A Compelling Introduction to Philosophy, Simon Blackburn describes philosophers as "structural engineers". Well, the thinking of some people here seems to all rest on a concept of the existence of rights. She will need some logic to identify the problem, and for her “here's why” to be compelling; but she will need philosophy to know that making sense of nonsense matters.