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Author: Michael Clark (University of Nottingham, UK)
Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd
Imprint: Routledge
Edition: 3rd edition
Dimensions:
Width: 13.80cm
, Height: 2.30cm
, Length: 21.60cm
Weight: 0.320kg
ISBN: 9780415538572
ISBN 10: 0415538572
Pages: 296
Publication Date: 20 September 2012
Audience:
College/higher education
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Undergraduate
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Postgraduate, Research & Scholarly
Format: Paperback
Publisher's Status: Active
Availability: In Print
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Reviews
Praise for previous editions: 'Self-contained courses in paradox are not usually taught as part of a philosophy degree. There is good reason for thinking they should be, and this book would make the ideal text for just such a course.' - Times Higher Education Supplement 'Clark's survey is an entertaining junkshop of mind-troubling problems.' - The Guardian 'Paradoxes from A to Z is a clear, well-written and philosophically reliable introduction to a range of paradoxes. It is the perfect reference book for anyone interested in this area of philosophy.' - Nigel Warburton, author of Philosophy: The Basics 'An excellent book ... Clark's masterful discussion makes this one of the best general introductions to paradoxes.' - James Cargile, University of Virginia, USA 'Very well done ... a useful complement to the existing literature.' - Alan Weir, University of Glasgow, UK
Praise for previous editions: 'Self-contained courses in paradox are not usually taught as part of a philosophy degree. There is good reason for thinking they should be, and this book would make the ideal text for just such a course.' -- Times Higher Education Supplement 'Clark's survey is an entertaining junkshop of mind-troubling problems.' -- The Guardian 'Paradoxes from A to Z is a clear, well-written and philosophically reliable introduction to a range of paradoxes. It is the perfect reference book for anyone interested in this area of philosophy.' -- Nigel Warburton, author of Philosophy: The Basics 'An excellent book ! Clark's masterful discussion makes this one of the best general introductions to paradoxes.' -- James Cargile, University of Virginia, USA 'Very well done ! a useful complement to the existing literature.' -- Alan Weir, University of Glasgow, UK
Praise for previous editions: 'Self-contained courses in paradox are not usually taught as part of a philosophy degree. There is good reason for thinking they should be, and this book would make the ideal text for just such a course.' - Times Higher Education Supplement 'Clark's survey is an entertaining junkshop of mind-troubling problems.' - The Guardian 'Paradoxes from A to Z is a clear, well-written and philosophically reliable introduction to a range of paradoxes. It is the perfect reference book for anyone interested in this area of philosophy.' - Nigel Warburton, author of Philosophy: The Basics 'An excellent book ... Clark's masterful discussion makes this one of the best general introductions to paradoxes.' - James Cargile, University of Virginia, USA 'Very well done ... a useful complement to the existing literature.' - Alan Weir, University of Glasgow, UK
Praise for previous editions: 'Self-contained courses in paradox are not usually taught as part of a philosophy degree. There is good reason for thinking they should be, and this book would make the ideal text for just such a course.' - Times Higher Education Supplement 'Clark's survey is an entertaining junkshop of mind-troubling problems.' - The Guardian 'Paradoxes from A to Z is a clear, well-written and philosophically reliable introduction to a range of paradoxes. It is the perfect reference book for anyone interested in this area of philosophy.' - Nigel Warburton, author of Philosophy: The Basics 'An excellent book ... Clark's masterful discussion makes this one of the best general introductions to paradoxes.' - James Cargile, University of Virginia, USA 'Very well done ... a useful complement to the existing literature.' - Alan Weir, University of Glasgow, UK
Author Information
Michael Clark is Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the University of Nottingham, UK. He is editor of the leading journal Analysis, and has published widely in a variety of areas, including philosophical logic and the philosophy of law.
