  As a consequence of the success of the series of Religions Ancient and Modern, Messrs. Constable have decided to issue a set of similar primers, with brief introductions, lists of dates, and selected authorities, presenting to the wider public the salient features of the Philosophies of Greece and Rome and of the Middle Ages, as well as of modern Europe. They will appear in the same handy Shilling volumes, with neat cloth bindings and paper envelopes, which have proved so attractive in the case of the Religions. The writing in each case will be confided to an eminent authority, and one who has already proved himself capable of scholarly yet popular exposition within a small compass. Among the first volumes to appear will be:— Early Greek Philosophy. By A. W. Benn, author of The Philosophy of Greece, Rationalism in the Nineteenth Century. Stoicism. By Professor St. George Stock, author of Deductive Logic, editor of the Apology of Plato, etc. Plato. By Professor A. E. Taylor, St. Andrews University, author of The Problem of Conduct. Scholasticism. By Father Rickaby, S.J. Hobbes. By Professor A. E. Taylor. Locke. By Professor Alexander, of Owens College. Comte and Mill. By T. Whittaker, author of The Neoplatonists, Apollonius of Tyana and other Essays. Herbert Spencer. By W. H. Hudson, author of An Introduction to Spencer's Philosophy. Schopenhauer. By T. Whittaker. Berkeley. By Professor Campbell Fraser, D.C.L., LL.D. Bergsen. By Father Tyrrell. SCHOPENHAUERBy |
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