Fifty readings in philosophy

Apology / Plato

The value of philosophy / Bertrand Russell

Proslogion and exchange with Gaunilo / Anselm

Treatise on God / Thomas Aquinas

Dialogues concerning natural religion / David Hume

Natural theology / William Paley

The blind watchmaker / Richard Dawkins

On free choice of the will / Augustine

Evil and omnipotence / J. L. Mackie

An Ireanaean theodicy / John Hick

Euthyphro / Plato

Pensees / Blaise Pascal

Republic / Plato

Meditations on first philosophy / Rene Descartes

An essay concerning human understanding / David Hume

Love and knowledge: emotion in feminist epistemology / Alison M. Jaggar

The case for physicalism / Peter Carruthers

What is it like to be a bat? / Thomas Nagel

Of identity and diversity / John Locke

Personal identity and the past / Marya Schechtman

The no-self theory: Hume, Buddhism and personal identity / James giles

The origins of selves / Daniel C. Dennett

The system of human freedom / Paul-Henri Thiry, Baron d'Holbach

The dilemma of determinism / William James

The problem of morals / W. T. Stace

Freedom and determinism / Richard Taylor

Firming up soft determinism / Nancy Holmstrom

The impossibility of Ultimate moral responsibility / Galen Strawson

Nicomachean ethics / Aristotle

Treatise on law / Thomas Aquinas

Groundwork of the metaphysics of morals / Immanuel Kant

Utilitarianism / John Stuart Mill

Is there a teleological suspension of the ethical? / Sore Kierkegaard

Beyond good and evil / Friedrich Nietzsche

Existentialism is a hmanism / Jean-Paul Sartre

The challenge / James Rachels and Stuart Rachels

Just caring / Rita C. Manning

Crito / Plato

Leviathan / Thomas Hobbes

The second treatise of government / John Locke

A vindication of the rights of woman / Mary Wollstonecraft

On liberty / John Stuart Mill

Letter from Birmingham Jail / Martin Luther King, Jr.

A theory of justice / John Rawls

Milticulturalism / Joseph Raz

Multiculturalism without culture / Anne Phillips.