Description
First published in 1991, Talking Philosophy: A Wordbook offers an insightful and critical exploration of key terminology in 20th-century Anglophone philosophy and common discourse. Arranged thematically, it covers topics like identity, meaning, nonsense, and logical relations. Combining concise definitions, discursive discussions, aphorisms, and humor, the book provides a rich, engaging guide to philosophical language. With extensive cross-references and a detailed index, it ensures easy navigation, making it an essential read for philosophy students.