University Press of America
Pages: 380
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Trim: 7⅛ x 8½
978-0-7618-3006-1 • Paperback • August 2004 • $85.99 • (£66.00)
James A. Harold is Professor of Philosophy and Philosophy Department Chair at Franciscan University of Steubenville. Professor Harold holds a doctorate in Philosophy from the International Academy of Philosophy.
Chapter 1 Acknowledgments
Chapter 2 Introduction
Chapter 3 Philosophy and Our Everyday Life
Chapter 4 Basics of Being
Chapter 5 The Human Person
Chapter 6 Empirical and Philosophical Methodologies
Chapter 7 God—The Supreme Being?
Chapter 8 Value as the Basis for the Moral Law
Chapter 9 Morality and Person
Chapter 10 Appearances, Illusions, and Realities
Chapter 11 Fullness of Human Life
Chapter 12 A Philosophy of Conversion
Chapter 13 How to Write a Philosophy Paper
Chapter 14 Dictionary of Terms
Chapter 15 Index
There is always a need for a good textbook which can be used in an introductory course in philosophy, and Professor James Harold's 'An Introduction to the Love of Wisdom' succeeds in meeting that need in many significant ways.
— D.Q. McInerny, Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary, Lincoln, Nebraska; Fellowship of Catholic Scholars Quarterly
There is always a need for a good textbook which can be used in an introductory course in philosophy, and Professor James Harold's 'An Introduction to the Love of Wisdom' succeeds in meeting that need in many significant ways.
— D.Q. McInerny, Our Lady of Guadalupe Seminary, Lincoln, Nebraska; Fellowship of Catholic Scholars Quarterly