What would Socrates say?: an introduction to philosophy by the Socratic method

San Francisco: Ignatius Press (2024)
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This book is an introduction to philosophy, presented in the Socratic dialogue format. Per the introduction: "It's appropriate for a one-semester upper-level high school course or as the beginning of an introductory college course, where it should be supplemented by some readings from the great philosophers, beginning with Plato."

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BD21.K735 2024

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Peter John Kreeft
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