Routledge Great Minds presents ten of the best shorter works from the Classics series where some of its leading authors provide, in brief and accessible form, pithy statements of their ideas and arguments. Ideal for those unfamiliar with their work as a whole, for the time-pressed, or for the merely curious, these books contain the ideas of a great thinker in a nutshell. They are also an excellent starting point for anyone coming to Routledge Classics for the first time. Each volume includes a new foreword by a leading authority in the field.
David Bolum-On Dialogue; Sigmund Freud- Leonardo da Vinci; Simone Weil- Letter to a Priest; Carl Jung- The Undiscovered Self; Ludwig Wittgenstein-Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus; Bertrand Russell- What I Believe; Jean-Paul Sartre- Sketch for a Theory of the Emotions; Albert Einstein-Relativity; Iris Murdoch- The Sovereignty of Good; Claude Lévi-Strauss,- Myth and Meaning.
Biography
Various Authors: David Bolum-On Dialogue; Sigmund Freud- Leonardo da Vinci; Simone Weil- Letter to a Priest; Carl Jung- The Undiscovered Self; Ludwig Wittgenstein-Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus; Bertrand Russell- What I Believe; Jean-Paul Sartre- Sketch for a Theory of the Emotions; Albert Einstein-Relativity; Iris Murdoch- The Sovereignty of Good; Claude Lévi-Strauss,- Myth and Meaning.
