This guide lists selected print and electronic information sources available to SFU faculty, students, and staff for research in Philosophy.
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New Philosophy books
- Synchronicity the epic quest to understand the quantum nature of cause and effect
- On philosophy, intelligibility, and the ordinary : going the bloody hard way
- The priority of the person : political, philosophical, and historical discoveries
- A thousand brains : a new theory of intelligence
- On Aristotle Topics 2
- The philosophy of being in the analytic, continental, and Thomistic traditions : divergence and dialogue
- Employing Nietzsche's sociological imagination : how to understand totalitarian democracy
- Critique, subversion, and Chinese philosophy : socio-political, conceptual, and methodological challenges
- The joy of humility : the beginning and end of the virtues
- Information and mind : the philosophy of Fred Dretske
- Utopia and utopianism in the contemporary Chinese context : texts, ideas, spaces
- The meaning of thought
- Animal choice and human freedom : on the genealogy of self-determined action
- British idealism and international thought : the development of human rights
- Uncivil mirth : ridicule in enlightenment Britain
- Wittgenstein's Remarks on colour : a commentary and interpretation
- Harmony in Chinese thought : a philosophical introduction
- Pandemic! : COVID-19 shakes the world
- Kant and the spirit of critique
- Scholarship and freedom
- Bizarre-privileged items in the universe : the logic of likeness
- Why we are restless : the modern quest for contentment
- Reintroducing philosophy : thinking as the gathering of civilization : according to contemporary, Islamicate and ancient sources
- Philosophy made slightly less difficult : a beginner's guide to life's big questions
- Morality and ethics at war : bridging the gaps between the soldier and the state
- RIGHT how technology transforms our ethics.
- The logic of the moral sciences
- The subject of human rights
- Thinking through questions : a concise invitation to critical, expansive, and philosophical inquiry
- Christian intellectuals and the Roman Empire : from Justin Martyr to Origen