The Encyclopedia of Philosophy Paul Edwards 1972 Reprint Complete 8 Volume Set

IN ONE VOLUME, SOME BACK PAGES ARE DETACHED FROM SPINE. NO MORE THAN 10 PAGES. BUT ARE PRESENT IN THE BOOK Discover the vast world of philosophical thought with this esteemed 8-volume complete set of "The Encyclopedia of Philosophy," edited by the distinguished Paul Edwards. This comprehensive collection, originally copyrighted in 1967 and presented here in its 1972 reprint edition, remains an essential resource for students, scholars, and anyone with a profound interest in the history and various branches of philosophy. Spanning a monumental range of topics from ancient wisdom to contemporary debates, it offers in-depth articles on key figures, concepts, and movements. Published by Macmillan Publishing Co., Inc. and The Free Press in New York, with Collier-Macmillan Publishers in London, this set is a cornerstone reference work. Each of the four physical volumes combines two numbered volumes, featuring a robust hardcover binding in classic blue cloth with elegant gilt lettering. The set is meticulously organized, providing easy access to information from 'Abbagano to Entropy' to 'Psychology to Zubiri & Index', making it an invaluable addition to any personal or institutional library.