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Philosophy for the Masses: Ethics

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Philosophy for the Masses: Ethics
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Publisher: Smashwords
ISBN-13: 9781310913051
Number of pages: 199

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This book consists of a number of philosophical arguments that I find interesting and that I think that some other people may find interesting. May you be struck by philosophical lightning. My series of books on interesting philosophical arguments mainly consist of notes in essay form that I have made on the various books...

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