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What is truth? — Edition Insights
Political Philosophy
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The Ethics of Coöperation — A Reader’s Guide
Ethics
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Metaphysics
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FEQQE Philosophy & Ethics Library: 94 Books on Philosophy, Ethics, Art, and Science
The FEQQE Philosophy & Ethics Library is a focused digital collection of 94 public-domain works, primarily in philosophy and related fields. Each title is selected for its historical and intellectual significance, with reliable texts and contextual notes. The catalogue is organized into four overlapping categories—Ethics, Logic, Metaphysics, and Political Philosophy—which serve as entry points rather than strict classifications. Browsers can also explore curated reading paths, such as the development of Western moral philosophy from Spinoza to Kant and Mill, or Stoic self-governance through Epictetus, Marcus Aurelius, and Plutarch. Every record includes source attribution from Project Gutenberg, keywords, and editorial context, making the collection practical for research in moral philosophy, metaphysics, and the history of ideas.
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Metaphysics
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Political Philosophy
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Philosophy & Ethics — Editor’s Selection
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History as past ethics; an intro...
In Ethics
What is truth? — Edition Insights
In Politic...
Some religious and moral teachin...
In Ethics
Sexual ethics — Story, Setting &...
In Ethics
The inequality of human races — ...
In Ethics
Early Greek philosophy — Themes ...
In Ethics
Thoughts on the Education of Dau...
In Ethics
First notions of logic (preparat...
In Logic
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