دانلود کتاب Truth about Everything - Irreverent History of Philosophy

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The Ancient Greeks. -- The Presocratics: The Primordial Soup of Philosophy -- The Sophists: The Bad Guys -- Socrates: So This Is the Good Life? -- Plato: The Last Dialogue -- Aristotle: A Day at the Zoo -- The Hellenistic Philosophers: On How to Get By in Life -- Neoplatonism: Twilight of the Pagans -- Eastern Philosophy: Just Say Om -- Medieval Philosophy: Trouble in the Monastery -- Early Modern Philosophy: Avant Garde or Rearguard? -- Descartes: I Drink Therefore I Am -- Spinoza: One is the Happiest Number -- Leibniz: Monads for Sale -- Empiricism: The Poor Man\'s Dialectic, or How Empiricism Becomes Mysticism and Then Strangely Disappears -- Locke: A Man of Ideas -- Berkeley: The Babbling Bishop -- The Dramas of Mind and Body -- Mind and Bodies (Illustrations) -- Hume: A Man for All Senses -- Odds and Ends from Early Modern Philosophy: Just in Case You Thought That Was All ... -- Meanwhile in France ... : Turning on the Lights -- German Idealism: The Empire of the Air. -- Kant: The Absolutely Critical Philosophy -- Fichte: An I for an I -- Schelling: The Bright Young Thing -- Hegel: Lord of the Philosophers -- Those on the Edge. -- Schopenhauer: It\'s a Mad, Mad, Mad, Mad World -- Kierkegaard -- Nietzsche: Vanishing Perspectives -- The Trash Can of the History of Philosophy -- Twentieth-Century Philosophy. -- Continental Philosophy: Unthought -- Husserl: Another Head Case -- Heidegger: Much Ado about Being -- Sartre: Being-in-the-Cafe -- For Continental Junkies -- Foucault: In Need of Discipline and Punishment -- Derrida: De Reader -- Analytic Philosophy: Philosophy without a History. -- The Logical Program -- Frege: A Logical Philosopher -- Moore\'s the Merrier -- Russell: A Passion for Logic -- Early Wittgenstein: Intractable -- The Logical Positivists: From Sense to Nonsense -- The Language Program -- The Later Wittgenstein: Seriously Intractable -- Ordinary and Extraordinary Language People -- The Mind Program: Mind Fills the Gap -- The Poor Man\'s Dialectic or Ground-Churning? -- The End of Philosophy. -- The Future of Philosophy -- Matthew: The Last Philosopher -- Proposals