A history of philosophy, [print]
by B.A.G. Fuller.
- third edition. by Sterling M. McMurrin.
- New York, Holt (c)1955.
- 580 pages : 22 cm
The religious and ethical background of Greek philosophy -- The Milesian school -- Pythagoras and the Pythagoreans -- Heraclitus -- The Eleatics -- The pluralists -- The sophists -- Socrates -- The lesser Socratics -- Plato -- Aristotle -- The Hellenistic world, the older academy and the lyceum -- The epicureans -- The stoics -- The skeptics -- The neo-Pythagoreans -- The Hellenizing Jews and the Philo Judaeus -- Plotinus -- The later Neo-Platonists -- Christians philosophy through Boethius -- Early medieval philosophy -- The question of universals -- The Arabian and Jewish commentators -- Aristotle vs. Plato -- Thomas Aquinas -- Duns Scotus -- The fall of medieval scholasticism -- The renaissance -- The reformations -- Continental philosophy to Descartes -- Spinoza -- Leibnitz -- Locke -- Berkeley -- Hume -- Minor eighteenth-century British thinkers -- French and Italian enlightenment -- German enlightenment -- Kant -- Fichte -- Schelling -- Hegel -- Schopenhauer -- Herbart -- Minor early nineteenth-century continental philosophy -- Comte and positivism -- British philosophy 1800-1870 -- The effect of science on philosophy -- British and continental idealism -- German philosophy since 1850 -- Philosophy in Latin America -- Latin-American philosophy in the twentieth century -- Recent Spanish philosophy -- Neo-Scholasticism -- Idealism in the united states -- Recent continental vitalism -- Pragmatism -- Neo-realism in German and Austrian philosophy -- British neo-realism and analysis -- American neo-realism -- Logical empiricism -- Existentialism -- Postscript and prospect APPENDICES. Reading the history of western thought -- Some convenient anthologies of philosophical literature -- Suggested readings in the history of philosophy -- Some of the works of recent and contemporary philosophers -- Chronology of the major philosophies -- Glossary of common philosophical terms.