Search Results: philosophy from C L Hawley

New Haven: Yale University Press,. Hardback. 230pp. The historian reflects on the nature of both historical and scientific knowledge considers the view that there is 'no science except scientists' , and reflect upon the work of Darwin, Freud, Einstein, Marx, Durhem and Heisenberg, and review the implications for Christianity. Smartly quarter bounding with maroon cloth and silver titles to spine and silver grey papers to boards. Maroon endpapers. Minimal wear. Very clean and bright. Near fine copy in near fine dust wrapper. . Hardcover. 2002.

Michigan: Ann Arbor / University of Michigan Press,. 121pp. Rubbed to edges. Previous owner's name to ffep. A good, sound copy. Good, sound copy. . None. 1960.

Liverpool: Liverpool University Press,. Hardback. 242pp. Considers the secularisation of French society as the intellectual class replaced the clergy as moral arbitrators. This is contrasted with the position of intellectuals in the Protestant Anglo-Saxon world where the only moral arbitrator is the individual conscience. Very detailed (33 pages) bibliography. Indexed. Very clean and neat. Near fine copy in fine dust wrapper. . Hardback. 1997.

Liverpool: Liverpool University Press,. Hardback. 242pp. Considers the secularisation of French society as the intellectual class replaced the clergy as moral arbitrators. This is contrasted with the position of intellectuals in the Protestant Anglo-Saxon world where the only moral arbitrator is the individual conscience. Very detailed (33 pages) bibliography. Indexed. Very clean and neat. Very good copy in like dust jacket . Hardback. 1997.

Harlow: Longmans,. Hardback. 102p. Translated by Thomas Kingsmill Abbott. Some neat pen annotation to text and some pencil marks to front of dust wrapper. Dust wrapper is dust soiled to white areas. Blue boards; gilt titles to spine; both clean, bright and neat. Very good copy in good dust wrapper . Hardback. 1959.

Pelican,. 272pp.  Tanned with some minor dust marks and light foxing to front. Spine is creased. Reading copy only. . Paperback. 1956.

Montreal: Liverpool / McGill-Queen's University Press,. Paperback. 409pp. Deals with the philosophy of architecture and theories of urban design. Over 70 black and white illustrations. Focuses on the Palais-Royal, the Fondation Rothschild Worker's Residence (both in Paris) and the Municipality of Outremont in Montreal. Clean and neat. Near fine, bright copy . Paperback. 1999.

London: Chatto & Windus,. Hardback, 9.5'' x 6.5'', 356 pp. The first full, authorised, biography of the writer, thinker and historian of ideas. Black and white frontis and two selections of black and white plates. Light edge wear. Very clean and bright. Very good copy in like dust jacket . Hardback. 1998.

London: Walter Scott.. Hardback. 289pp. Includes an essay on Voltaire and William Shakespeare. Translated and edited by W. B. Ronfeldt. No date but written on endpaper 1909. Faded maroon cloth with gilt titles to spine. Small amount of loss to head of spine. Good, sound copy. . Hardcover.

London: The Athlone Press,. Hardback. 132pp. Covers areas such as the linguistic approach to Philosophy, logic and normative language etc. as well as the lucid assessment of the Wittgenstein elements of the work of John Wisdom and Wisdom's further development of Wittgenstein's ideas. Index. Green cloth with gilt titles to spine. Slightly rubbed; slightly bumped to top and tail of spine. Tear to tail of spine running across the spine as well as half an inch up the external hinge. Slightly foxed to edges. Rather untidily stamped and priced to endpaper by a University book exchange in 1966. Good, sound copy. . Hardback. 1958.

London: T. C. & E. C. Jack,. Hardback. 94pp. Green cloth with black titles and decoration. A little rubbed. pages are a little tanned. Very good copy. . Hardcover.

Harmondsworth: Penguin,. Paperback. 7.5'' x 5'', 284 pp. An important introduction to thoughts, attitudes and intellectual trends that influenced the written arts in the seventeenth century. Indexed. Slightly browned to white areas of cover. Slight shelf wear. Very good copy. . Paperback. Reprint. 1967.

London: Burns & Oats,. Hardback. 492pp. A study of the philosopher, priest, and theologian, Pierre Teilhard de Chardin,  who was involved in the study of Peking man. Translated by Vincent Colimore and edited by René Hague. Black and white frontis. Red cloth is slightly and unevenly faded. Gilt titles to spine. Very good copy. . Hardcover. 1965.

New Brunswick: Transaction Publishers,. Paperback. 437pp. With a new introduction by the author. A 'blistering professional critique' of political correctness, or partisanship, rather than the search for truth being the main drive for academics and specifically historians, in the last decade. Focused on American history. Very lightly rubbed to edges. Very good+ copy. . Paperback. 1998.

London: SCM Press Ltd,. Hardback. 391pp. Library of philosophy and theology. Cloth with black labels and silver titles. Clean but with some slight warping to front board. Dust wrapper is edge worn with small chips and tears. Good+ copy in fair dust jacket . First edition. 1963.

London: Routledge Kegan Paul,. Hardback. 161pp. Multidisciplinary approach to cultural and literary theory drawing on sociology, psychology, philosophy and Marxism. Pale yellow boards with gilt titles to spine and some finger marks. Dw is a little tanned and has the remains of an old price label to front. Very good copy in Good+ dw. . Hardcover. 1979.