Freedom From The Known J. Krishnamurti Download Freedom From the Known (PDF) by Jiddu Krishnamurti — a profound 1969 work challenging readers to break free from conditioning, tradition, and authority. Krishnamurti explores awareness, fear, love, an…
Dante's Inferno Dante's Inferno John Ciardi’s translation of Dante’s Inferno is widely praised for its poetic energy and readability, though critics note it sacrifices fidelity to the original Italian. Compared to more literal versions (lik…
Sextus Empiricus and Greek Scepticism Sextus Empiricus and Greek Scepticism Mary Mills Patrick’s Sextus Empiricus and Greek Scepticism (1899) is a scholarly study of ancient sceptical philosophy, focusing on Sextus Empiricus — the last major repre…
An introduction to philosophy (1921) by Wilhelm Windelband Translated by Joseph McCabe. The Introduction to Philosophy which I here offer to the public gives a general view of philosophical problems and explains the tendencies of the various attempt…
The complete works of the work of John Burroughs John Burroughs I knew him from his book "Accepting the universe",the book is similar to what Stoicism teach but with naturalistic view. Inspiring book..so I decided to collect his work for …
The Spectrum of Truth by A . B. Sharpe The Spectrum of Truth A. B. Sharpe’s The Spectrum of Truth (1908), co‑authored with Francis Aveling, is a concise philosophical manual that surveys the foundations of human knowledge — ontology, cosmology, ps…
Might is Right The survival of the fittes 1910 Might is Right In the shadowy corners of late‑19th century radical thought, Might is Right emerged like a thunderclap—raw, unapologetic, and deliberately incendiary. Published under the pseudonym Ragn…
English political philosophy from Hobbes to Maine From Introduction: The design of the following work is twofold — first, to give a connected account within a moderate compass of the political theories of the greater English political thinkers who …
The Philosophical review by Cornell University. Sage School of Philosophy. Volume 26 the present number the Review enters upon its second quarter-century. The articles which appear at this time have been written as contributions to a survey of the p…
Systems of Buddhistic thought Systems of Buddhistic thought by Sōgen Yamakami In the autumn of the year 1906, when I was leaving the shores of Japan, as a Post-Graduate Research Scholar with the object of studying Sanskrit and Pali in the land of…
The communings with himself of Marcus Aurelius Antoninus Emperor of Rome, together with his speeches and sayings; a revised text and a translation into English by C.R. Haines This is another translation of Marcus Aurelius' thoughts, Marcus Aurel…
The philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche Friedrich Nietzsche The philosophy of Friedrich Nietzsche and the music (and quasi-music) of Richard Strauss: herein we have our modern substitutes for Shakespeare and the musical glasses. There is no escaping…
Lucretius, epicurean and poet Excerpt from the author's introduction: Lucretius' style is of the clearest, but his poem is so closely packed with Epicurean doctrines, and these are often so intricate, that we cannot dispense with an exposit…
The ground and goal of human life \ Of all the problems which confront the philosophic mind, none is superior to or more important than a form of inquiry that seeks to relate the individual to the world. The special form which this problem assumes …
The world as will and idea Arthur Schopenhauer Contents: v.1. Containing four books.--v.2. Containing the criticism of the Kantian philosophy, and the supplements to the first and part of the second book of vol. 1.--v.3. Containing supplements to pa…
