Philosophy for Beginners
By Jordan Akpojaro, Rachel Firth and others
Could questioning everything reveal surprising answers about truth, beauty, right and life?
thought-provoking · accessible · illustrated · inquisitive
Genres
What is Philosophy for Beginners about?
What is knowledge? Can we prove that God exists? What makes something beautiful, and how can we decide what is right? This engaging introduction explores the big questions that philosophers have asked throughout history. Through lively examples, humorous illustrations and thought experiments, readers are encouraged to challenge their assumptions and develop their own ideas. Topics include the mind, politics, logic, language, identity, time and the meaning of life, with plenty of opportunities to discuss, debate and think differently.
About the author
Rachel Firth is a writer who loves creating fun and interesting books for children. She has written many non-fiction books about science, history, and animals, helping young readers discover the wonders of the world. Her books are known for making learning exciting and easy to understand.
Pages
127 pages
Reading age
Junior (8-13)
This edition
2020
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