This guide lists selected print and electronic information sources available to SFU faculty, students, and staff for research in Philosophy.
Contact info
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New Philosophy books
- Questioning : a new history of Western philosophy /
- Heaven in disorder /
- Mind, value, and cosmos : on the relational nature of ultimacy /
- Street life and morals : German philosophy in Hitler's lifetime /
- A brief introduction to the study of human nature /
- The Contemporary Posthuman.
- Carl Schmitt between technological rationality and theology : the position and meaning of his legal thought /
- Transcending reason : Heidegger's reconceptualization of rationality /
- Plato's Socrates on Socrates : Socratic self-disclosure and the public practice of philosophy /
- Reconsidering the life of power : ritual, body, and art in critical theory and Chinese philosophy /
- In emergency, break glass : what Nietzsche can teach us about joyful living in a tech-saturated world /
- Excluding the Jew within us /
- How to live at the end of the world : theory, art, and politics for the Anthropocene /
- Science and apocalypse in Bertrand Russell : a cultural sociology /
- Schelling and Spinoza : realism, idealism, and the absolute /
- Emilio Uranga's Analysis of Mexican being : a translation and critical introduction /
- Philosophy as stranger wisdom : a Leo Strauss intellectual biography /
- Brentano and the Positive Philosophy of Comte and Mill : With Translations of Original Writings on Philosophy As Science by Franz Brentano /
- Spinoza, the transindividual /
- The Buddhist analysis of matter /
- Don't Think for Yourself : Authority and Belief in Medieval Philosophy /
- Cognition and practice : Li Zehou's philosophical aesthetics /
- The big anxiety : taking care of mental health in times of crisis /
- Spinoza and the philosophy of love /
- The moral case for profit maximization /
- From surviving to thriving : a student's guide to feeling and doing well at university /
- The concept of will in classical German philosophy : between ethics, politics, and metaphysics /
- The abuse of conscience : a Century of Catholic moral theology /
- Presupposing God: theological epistemology in Immanuel Kant's transcendental idealism and Karl Barth's theology /
- Quine, conceptual pragmatism, and the analytic-synthetic distinction /
Course Guides
PHIL 451W / 854 - New Narratives in the History of Philosophy (Summer 2022)