A modern, tangible spirituality, philosophy, way of publishing, approaching a topic, namely that of showing a feasible, possible, livable path to thinking, feeling and acting in enlightenment.
In this 9th edition of Core Questions in Philosophy, Elliott Sober and Joel Velasco use an engaging lecture-style format to show students how philosophy is best used to evaluate many different kinds of arguments and to construct sound theories.
Driving Intelligence takes a critical and captivating tour of autonomous driving, a phenomenon at the intersection of data-driven platforms, artificial (general) intelligence and the mind.
Driving Intelligence takes a critical and captivating tour of autonomous driving, a phenomenon at the intersection of data-driven platforms, artificial (general) intelligence and the mind.
Radical Humanism uses concepts from Marxism, anarchism, critical theory, psychoanalysis, and African, Asian, and Latin American philosophies to critique bourgeois, liberal, and Eurocentric humanism(s) from the perspectives of Indigenous studies, Black studies, and postcolonial/decolonial studies.
This book addresses the well-known capability and flexibility of classical and constructive semigroups (inherited from algebraic structures), to model, solve problems in extremely diverse situations, and develop interesting new algebraic ideas with many applications and connections to other areas of mathematics (logic, biomathematics, analysis, geometry, etc.
This book addresses the well-known capability and flexibility of classical and constructive semigroups (inherited from algebraic structures), to model, solve problems in extremely diverse situations, and develop interesting new algebraic ideas with many applications and connections to other areas of mathematics (logic, biomathematics, analysis, geometry, etc.
In this 9th edition of Core Questions in Philosophy, Elliott Sober and Joel Velasco use an engaging lecture-style format to show students how philosophy is best used to evaluate many different kinds of arguments and to construct sound theories.
Radical Humanism uses concepts from Marxism, anarchism, critical theory, psychoanalysis, and African, Asian, and Latin American philosophies to critique bourgeois, liberal, and Eurocentric humanism(s) from the perspectives of Indigenous studies, Black studies, and postcolonial/decolonial studies.
