PhilosoPhy

www.HarperAcademic.com

Books for Course Use

HarperCollins • Philosophy1 Index View Print Exit

Contents 3 Harper Perennial Modern Thought

4 Classical Philosophy

4 Modern Philosophy

10 Eastern Philosophy

12 Science & Philosophy

13 Political Philosophy

15 Ethics

17 Philosophy of the Mind

18 Religion & Philosophy

22 Philosophy in Literature

25 Reference

26 Index

28 Ordering Information and Forms

30 HarperAcademic.com

HarperCollins • Philosophy2 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

“Among the most influential philosophers of modern times.”

—Newsweek page 10

“[Schumpeter] gave us stunning insights into how the world really works.” —Newsweek page 25

“Being and Time changed the course of philosophy.”—Richard Rorty, New York Times Book Reviewpage 11

“A great book by a great man—one of the most spiritually erudite of our

time.” —New York Times page 36

“The greatest philosopher of the 20th century.”—New York Times

Book Reviewpage 9

“By far the most profound thinker of the 19th century.”—Ludwig Wittgensteinpage 7

“His ideas…are so pervasive that it would be difficult to image 20th-

century thought without them.” —Newsweek

page 8

A unique classics collection, Harper Perennial Modern Thought is the definitive home for the modern world’s most influential minds. Enhanced by original commentary from today’s leading scholars, our editions seek to preserve the spark of great thought—and inspire new ideas from future generations.

HarperCollins • Philosophy3 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

The ArT of livingThe Classical Manual on virtue, happiness, and effectivenessEpictetus A New Interpretation by Sharon Lebell

Epictetus, the father of Stoic philosophy, believed that human beings cannot control life—only their responses to it. With an inspired updating by Sharon Lebell, the ninety-three witty, wise, and razor-sharp instructions in The Art of Living help readers learn to meet the challenges of everyday life successfully and to face life’s inevitable losses and disappointments with grace.

“A rational, measured counterpoint to turbulent times.”—Los Angeles Times

“[Lebell] presents a new interpretation in lively, accessible language.”—USA Today

HarperOne: 144 pp. 2007 978-0-06-128605-6 pb, $11.95 ($14.95 CAN)

A MAnuAl for livingEpictetusA New Interpretation by Sharon Lebell

Former Roman slave and great Stoic philosopher Epictetus spent his life outlining the path to happiness, fulfillment, and tranquility. In aphorisms of stunning insight and simplicity, he emphasized progress rather than perfection and a day-by-day, down-to-earth life of virtue.

“A treasury of eternally good advice, wise as a grandfather, earthy as the Tao.”—Jack Kornfield, author of A Path with Heart

HarperOne: 96 pp. 1994 978-0-06-251111-9 pb, $9.95 ($10.50 CAN)

The greek PhilosoPhers from Thales to Aristotle W. K. C. Guthrie

“Admirably fulfills its aim of explaining the development of Greek thought and Greek ways of thinking to the reader or student, who, while lacking knowledge of Greek, yet wants to learn something about the philosophers whose ideas have coloured and influenced European culture.”—The Times Literary

Supplement (London)

“The student who reads the work carefully will obtain a clear coherent and balanced idea of the earlier cosmologies, of the humanistic reaction in the second half of the fifth century B.C., and of the philosophies of Plato and Aristotle.”—Frederick C Copleston, The Tablet (London) Harper Perennial: 176 pp. 1960: 978-0-06-131008-9 pb, $13.00 ($20.00 CAN)

The sPiriTuAl TeAChings of MArCus Aurelius Mark Forstater Written as a personal diary for spiritual development, Marcus Aurelius’s “meditations” were not meant for publication nor posterity, yet the Roman emperor and Stoic philosopher has provided inspiration and guidance for more than eighteen centuries. Now, after nearly 2,000 years, Mark Forstater has adapted the ideas and principles relevant to the Roman world of the second century and has made them accessible to the 21st-century reader.

“This is a book to savor and return to, like a friend.” —Publishers Weekly

Harper Perennial: 288 pp. 2001 978-0-06-095510-6 pb, $13.00 ($15.00 CAN)

Immanuel Kant

religion WiThin The liMiTs of reAson AloneTranslated with an Introduction and Notes by Theodore M. Greene and Hoyt H. Hudson

A work of major importance in the history of

Western religious thought, Religion Within the Limits of Reason Alone represents the great philosopher Immanuel Kant’s attempt to spell out the form and content of a type of religion grounded in moral reason that meets the needs of an ethical life. His strictly rational approach was considered so scandalous that the King of Prussia forbid him to teach or write further on religious subjects, which Kant obeyed until the king’s death.

“Indispensable to students of ethics, important for theologians, and significant for all who are concerned about the human condition.” —H. Richard Niebuhr

“A great work in the history of philosophical theology.”—Morton White, Professor Emeritus, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton UniversityHarperOne: 352 pp. 2008 978-0-06-130067-7 pb, $15.95 ($17.95 CAN)

groundWork of The MeTAPhysiCs of MorAlsTranslated and Analysed by H. J. Paton

“Clearly the finest single-volume introduction to Kant’s ethics available in English. . . . The actual translation is preceded in the book by forty pages of analysis and is followed by ten pages of careful notes. Both the analysis and the notes have an essentially similar function. They are bridges between the text of the Groundwork and the wider contexts in terms of which the text is to be understood. . . . Paton has organized and presented these materials with maximum effectiveness.”—Philosophical Review

Harper Perennial: 160 pp. 1965 978-0-06-131159-8 pb, $13.00 ($15.00 CAN)

Georg W. Hegel

hegel: The essenTiAl WriTingsEdited and with Introductions by Frederick G. Weiss Foreword by J. N. Findlay

“A supreme thought-treasure, and one that is always yielding new and surprising thought-dividends. . . . Professor Weiss has included a long excerpt from the introductory chapters of the Encyclopaedia . . . [and] some colorful sections from the Science of Logic, as also the magnificently revealing paragraphs on the Absolute Ideas at the end of ‘Logic’ in the Encyclopaedia. There are also good excerpts from the Philosophy of Nature and the Philosophy of Right.” —J. N. Findlay, from the ForewordHarper Perennial: 358 pp. 1977 978-0-06-131831-3 pb, $16.00 ($19.00 CAN)

Classical Philosophy Modern Philosophy

HarperCollins • Philosophy4 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

Ralph Waldo Emerson

eMerson’s essAysfirst & second series Complete in one volumeIntroduction by Irwin Edman

A must for students of American philosophy, culture, and literature, this collection of the complete First and Second Series of essays contains the most important writing by America’s most popular sage. Self-reliance, heroism, intellect, art, character, nature, and politics are just a few of the topics this vigorous thinker examined, whose writings left its stamp on not only such writers as Thoreau, Whitman, and Emily Dickinson, but also on the American character at large. Harper Perennial: 480 pp. 1981 978-0-06-090906-2 pb, $16.00 ($19.00 CAN)

Henry David Thoreau

WAlden large PrintIn 1845, Henry David Thoreau lived in a cabin owned by his friend and mentor, Ralph Waldo Emerson, on Walden Pond near Concord, Massachusetts, for two years, two months, and two days. The experience inspired Thoreau to make keen observations on the world around him. The result became an American classic: Walden explores not only the soul of the searching Thoreau, but defines what it means to be a truly free person and distills the essence of human beings’ relationship with nature.HarperLuxe: 400 pp. 2000 978-0-06-095572-4 large print, $22.00 ($28.50 CAN)

WAlkingA little Book of WisdomWalking is a meandering ode to the simple act and accomplished art of taking a walk. Profound and humorous, companionable and curmudeonly, America’s first nature writer provides a personal and portable guide to the

activity that can—like no other—awaken the senses and the soul to the “absolute freedom and wildness” of nature. HarperOne: 96 pp. 1994 978-0-06-251113-3 pb, $9.95 ($10.50 CAN)

The ThoreAu you don’T knoWWhat the Prophet of environmentalism really MeantRobert SullivanThoreau is ordinarily thought of as ornery, anti-social, solitary, and humorless. He was, afterall, the guy with the shack out in the woods, who worshipped solemnly in the quiet church of nature. Here, Robert Sullivan presents the Thoreau people don’t know: the activist, organizer, the guy who threw a yearly watermelon party for everyone in Concord and who liked to go camping and hiking with friends (even if they sometimes accidentally burned the woods down). He also reveals perhaps the most startling Thoreau, the one who, when he read from his work in nearby Worchester, MA, caused the crowd, in Ralph Waldo Emerson’s words, “to laugh till they cried.” Sullivan shows us not a lonely eccentric but a man in his growing village, a man who danced and sang and who worked throughout his short life at the family pencil-making business. Sullivan argues that getting to know this other Thoreau causes a rethinking of how everything from nature and green living to history and politics is thought of.Collins: 256 pp.; index. 2009 978-0-06-171031-5 hc, $25.95 ($27.95 CAN.) Available in April 2009.

Søren Kierkegaard

PresenT AgeTranslated by Alexander Dru Introduction by Walter Kaufmann “Those who would know Kierkegaard, the intensely religious humorist, the irrepressibly witty critic of his age and ours, can do no better than to begin with this book.

[In it] we find the heart of Kierkagaard. . . . He [does not] merely challenge our existence; he also questions some ideas that had become well entrenched in his time and that are even more characteristic of the present age. Kierkegaard insists, for example, that Christianity was from the start essentially authoritarian. . . . Indeed, though Kierkegaard was, and wished to be, an individual, and even said that on his tombstone he would like no other epitaph than ‘That Individual,’ his protest against his age was centered in his lament over the loss of authority.”—Walter Kaufman, in the Introduction

Harper Perennial: 112 pp. 1962 978-0-06-130094-3 pb, $12.00 ($14.00 CAN)

PuriTy of heArT is To Will one ThingTranslated by Douglas V. Steere

One of Kierkegaard’s most accessible works, Purity of Heart takes a deep look into human motivations in life and faith, providing the “equivalent of shock therapy” (Chad Walsh, The Living Church).

“To read this book with care is to know oneself pursued by ‘The Hound of Heaven.’ Purity

of Heart is one of the many books in which Kierkegaard sought to rescue the individual from ‘massification’ by compelling him to stand alone before God.” —Howard A. Johnson, The Review of Religion

Harper Perennial: 224 pp. 2008 978-0-06-130004-2 pb, $15.00 ($17.50 CAN)

Works of lovesome Christian reflections in the form of discourses Translated by Howard and Edna Hong Preface by Ronald Gregor Smith

“His single greatest work on Christian ethics.”—Douglas V. Steere

“Socratic Christian or Christian Socrates, Kierkegaard has in this work come closer than anywhere else to an authentic non-pseudonymous picture of his faith—and of himself in his inmost soul. Read Works of

Love first; read all his other writings; finally, read Works of Love.”—Donald H. Rhoades, Interpretation

Harper Perennial: 384 pp. 1964 978-0-06-130122-3 pb, $16.00 ($19.00 CAN)

A new edition will be available March 2009.

Harper Perennial Modern Thought: 384 pp. 2009: 978-0-06-171327-9 pb, $16.00 ($19.00 CAN)

Friedrich Nietzsche

nieTzsChe, voluMes 3 And 4 Martin HeideggerEdited by David Farrell Krell

This landmark work elucidates the views and insights of two great thinkers—both of whom are controversial in their own right and vital to the history of modern philosophy. Nietzsche, Volumes 3 and 4 contains “The Will to Power as Knowledge,” “The Eternal Recurrence of the Same and the Will to Power,” and “Nietzsche’s Metaphysics.”

“This [volume] makes [Heidegger] perhaps the most serious reader there has ever been, serious like a beam of light that makes a clearing in the shadowy forest.” —The Review of Metaphysics

HarperOne: 612 pp. 1991 978-0-06-063794-1 pb, $24.00 ($28.00 CAN)

HarperCollins • Philosophy5 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

nieTzsChe, voluMes 1 And 2 Martin Heidegger Translated by David Farrell Krell

Historic for its subject—Nietzsche’s thought—and for who conducted the investigations—Heidegger, Nietzsche, Volumes 1 and 2 contains “The Will to Power as Art” and “The Eternal Recurrence of the Same,” both vital to an understanding of twentieth-century philosophy and intellectual history.

“A major contribution to our understanding of each of these thinkers.”—Booklist HarperOne: 608 pp. 1991 978-0-06-063841-2 pb, $24.95 ($28.00 CAN)

When nieTzsChe WePT A novel of obsessionIrvin D.YalomIn nineteenth-century Vienna, Josef Breuer, one of the founding fathers of psychoanalysis, is at the height of his career. Friedrich Nietzsche, Europe’s greatest philosopher, is on the brink of suicidal despair. When he agrees to treat Nietzsche with his experimental “talking cure,” Breuer never expects that he too will find solace in their sessions. In When Nietzsche Wept, Irvin Yalom blends fact and fiction, atmosphere and suspense, to unfold an unforgettable story about the redemptive power of friendship.

“A pleasure to read both for its intriguing cross-discussion of philosophy and emerging psychotherapy, and for its powerful evocation of the eccentric characters of Nietzsche and Breuer.” —San Francisco Chronicle

Harper Perennial: 320 pp. 2005 978-0-06-074812-8 pb, $14.95 ($18.95 CAN.)

Sigmund Freud

on CreATiviTy And The unConsCiousThe Psychology of Art, literature, love, and religionThis diverse collection of Freud’s most important and seminal essays on creativity analyzes its wide-ranging

incarnations, with investigations into art, literature, love, dreams, religion and more. Essays include “The Uncanny,” “The Moses of Michelangelo,” “The Psychology of Love,” “The Relation of the Poet to Daydreaming,” “On War and Death,” and “Dreams and Telepathy.”Harper Perennial Modern Thought: 336 pp.; index 2009 978-0-06-171869-4 pb, $14.95 ($16.25 CAN.) Available in March 2009.

The inTerPreTATion of dreAMsTranslated from the German and Edited by James Strachey

Now, in this definitive and bestselling translation by James Strachey, Freud’s timeless exploration of the unconscious through the dream world is clearly and precisely rendered. Including dozens of case histories and detailed analyses of actual dreams, The Interpretation of Dreams forever changed the way we think.

“Freud’s classic. Freud has been a dominant force in Western thinking and here’s the book that started it all.”—Psychology Today

“The ground-breaking masterwork that launched psychoanalysis.”—Time

Avon: 736 pp. 2006 978-0-38-001000-4 pb, $6.99 ($7.99 CAN.)

freudinventor of the Modern MindPeter D. KramerThough often referred to as “the father of psychoanalysis,” Sigmund Freud’s legacy is in dispute, with historians determining that Freud often misrepresented the course and outcome of his treatments—so that the facts would match his theories. Peter D. Kramer, a practicing psychiatrist and a leading national authority on mental health, offers a new take on this controversial figure, one both critical and sympathetic. He recognizes that although much of Freud’s thought is now archaic, the discipline he invented has become an inescapable part of our culture, transforming the way we see ourselves. Harper: 224 pp. 2006 978-0-06-059895-2 pb, $21.95 ($27.95 CAN.)

revoluTion in MindThe Creation of PsychoanalysisGeorge MakariA masterful history of one of the most important movements of our time, Revolution in Mind reveals a fascinating array of

characters who were involved in the making of psychoanalysis, many of whom have been long ignored or forgotten. Along with Sigmund Freud, George Makari introduces readers to Eugen Bleuler, Carl Jung, and Alfred Adler, all of whom eventually broke away and accused the Freudian community of being unscientific. Makari reveals how in the wake of these crises, innovators like Sándor Ferenczi, Wilhelm Reich, Melanie Klein, and others reformed psychoanalysis, which began to gain wide acceptance only to be banished from the continent and sent into exile due to the rise of fascism.

“Brilliant. . . . A magisterial study that moves beyond the heated disputes of past decades to gives us a detailed, deeply reflective history. . . . What emerges from this book is the sheer excitement of the warring ideas which went into the making of psychoanalysis and our contemporary understanding of mind and emotions. . . . The book will serve historians of the field, as well as undaunted readers, for many years to come.” —The Financial Times

Harper: 624 pp.; index; illustrated 2007 978-0-06-134661-3 hc, $32.50 ($34.95 CAN.)

Harper Perennial: 624 pp.; index; illustrated 2009: 978-0-06-134662-0 pb, $16.95 w($18.50 CAN.) Available in January 2009.

Ludwig Wittgenstein

MAjor Worksselected Philosophical WritingsWith an Introduction by James Conant

The first comprehensive anthology of the major works of “the greatest philosopher of the 20th century” (New York Times

Book Review) brings together for the first time three key works by Ludwig Wittgenstein, which together comprehensively span the career of the great philosopher. Included are “The Tractatus Logico-Philisophicus,” “The Blue & Brown Books,” and “On Certainty.” Harper Perennial Modern Thought: 544 pp. 2009: 978-0-06-155024-9 pb, $15.95 Available in March 2009.

HarperCollins • Philosophy6 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

Ludwig Wittgenstein (Continued)

The Blue And BroWn Books “There could be no better introduction to Wittgenstein’s thought than the Blue Book, whose simplicity and forthrightness must make an instant appeal. The progressive complications of the Brown Book make a natural bridge to the still more subtle, but often confusing, exposition of the Investigations. Every serious student of philosophy will want to own this volume.” —Max BlackHarper Perennial: 208 pp. 1942 978-0-06-131211-3 pb, $14.95 ($11.95 CAN.)

on CerTAinTyEdited by G. E. M. Anscombe & G. H. von Wright Translated by Denis Paul & G. E. M. Anscombe

Written in the last 18 months of Wittgenstein’s life, the insights collected in this volume were written in response to Moore’s “Defence of Common Sense” and claim to know a number of propositions for sure, including “Here is one hand, and here is another,“ and “The earth existed for a long time before my birth,” and “I have never been far from the earth’s surface.”

“A guide to the thought of this most complex of philosophers.”—Bookseller

“Full of thought-provoking insights which will prove a stimulus both to further study and to scholarly disagreement.”—Alan R. White, Philosophical Books

Harper Perennial: 192 pp. 1972 978-0-06-131686-9 pb, $14.00 ($16.50 CAN.)

WiTTgensTein’s Poker The story of a Ten-Minute Argument Between Two greAT PhilosophersDavid Edmonds An engaging mix of philosophy, history, biography, and literary detection, Wittgenstein’s Poker explores, through a legend-making confrontation between

Karl Popper and Ludwig Wittgenstein, the history of philosophy in the twentieth century. It evokes the tumult of fin-de-siécle Vienna; the tragedy of the Nazi takeover of Austria; and postwar Cambridge University, with its eccentric set of philosophy dons, including Bertrand Russell. At the center of the story stand the two giants of philosophy themselves—proud, irascible, larger than life—and spoiling for a fight.

“A terrific book, a fugue-like account of everything of everything we know and don’t know about a ten-minute squabble between two great philosophers.” —The New Yorker

“Engrossing. . . . The clash between Wittgenstein and Popper has the glamour of a small epic.” —Los Angeles Times

Harper Perennial: 352 pp. 2002 978-0-06-093664-8 pb, $13.95

Martin Heidegger

BAsiC WriTingsrevised & expanded editionTen key essays, plus the introduction to Being and TimeEdited by David Farrell Krell Introduction by Taylor Carman

An essential collection, Basic Writings provides

a concise introduction to the thought of this controversial and important twentieth-century philosopher. Editor David Krell has expanded and improved this popular collection by adding “The Way to Language” and the complete version of “The Origin of the Work of Art.” Also included in this volume are “What Are Metaphysics?,” “On the Essence of Truth,” “Letter on

Humanism,” “Modern Science, Metaphysics, and Mathematics,” and more. Harper Perennial Modern Thought: 480 pp. 2008: 978-0-06-162701-9 pb, $15.95 ($17.25 CAN.)

Being And TiMeTranslated by John MacQuarrie and Edward Robinson

New Foreword by Taylor Carman

“What is the meaning of being?” This is the central question of Martin Heidegger’s profoundly important work, in which the great philosopher seeks to explain the basic problem of existence. Being and Time has had tremendous influence on philosophy, literature, and psychology, and has literally changed the intellectual map of the modern world.

“Powerful and original . . . Being and Time

changed the course of philosophy.” —Richard Rorty, New York Times Book Review

“Possibly the greatest Western philosopher since Hegel.”—The Guardian (London)Harper Perennial Modern Thought: 608 pp. 2008 978-0-06-157559-4 pb, $19.95 (n/a CAN.)

disCourse on ThinkingTranslated by John M. Anderson and E. Hans Freund

Introduction by John M. Anderson “‘The Memorial Address’ formulates Heidegger’s concern for meditative thinking . . . [and] makes clear Heidegger’s understanding of the relation of meditative thinking to contemporary human life. ‘The explanatory Conversations on a Country Path About Thinking’ provides a transitional introduction into the complexities of Heidegger’s philosophy. . . . The interplay of thought and argument, the free use of word and metaphor, the poetic summaries, all offer a new perspective on an abstract argument, which should be of help in rounding out an awareness of the vision Heidegger has of the

place of man in Being.”—John M. Anderson and E. Hans Freund, from the Preface

Harper Perennial: 96 pp. 1969 978-0-06-131459-9 pb, $12.00 ($14.00 CAN.)

on The WAy To lAnguAgeOn the Way to Language enables readers to understand how central language became to Heidegger’s analysis of the nature of Being. In this volume, Heidegger explores the philosophical problems of language and begins to unfold the meaning behind his famous and little-understood phrase “Language is the house of Being.” On the Way to Language demonstrates that an interest in the meaning of language is one of the strongest bonds between analytic philosophy and Heidegger. HarperOne: 208 pp. 1982 978-0-06-063859-7 pb, $16.00 ($19.00 CAN.)

PoeTry, lAnguAge, ThoughTTranslated by Albert Hofstadter

Essential reading for students and anyone interested in the great philosophers, Poetry, Language, Thought opened up an appreciation of Martin Heidegger beyond the confines of philosophy to the reaches of poetry. In Heidegger’s thinking, poetry is not a mere amusement or a form of culture but a force that opens up the realm of truth and brings man to the measure of his being and his world.

“A first-rate introduction . . . [a] very valuable collection.”—Review of Metaphysics

“This collection of essays . . . offers the English-speaking reader a well-organized and characteristic encounter with Heidegger’s thought which takes place this side of the so-call ‘reversal.’” —Dialogue: Canadian Philosophical Review

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 256 pp. 2001: 978-0-06-093728-7 pb, $14.95 ($17.50 CAN.)

HarperCollins • Philosophy7 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

Martin Heidegger (continued)

The QuesTion ConCerning TeChnology, And oTher essAysTranslated and with an Introduction by William Lovitt

One of the twentieth-century’s greatest philosophers offers an incisive look into technology, which remains relevant today more than ever. The essays in this collection include “The Question Concerning Technology,” “The Turning,” “The Word of Nietzsche: ‘God Is Dead’,” “The Age of the World Picture,” and “Science and Reflection.”

“To read Heidegger is to set out on an adventure. The essays in this volume—intriguing, challenging, and often baffling to the reader—call him always to abandon all superficial scanning and to enter wholeheartedly into the serious pursuit of thinking.”—William Lovitt, from the IntroductionHarper Perennial: 224 pp. 1982 978-0-06-131969-3 pb, $14.00 ($16.50 CAN.)

WhAT is CAlled Thinking? Translated by J. Glenn Gray

“For an acquaintance with the thought of Heidegger, What Is Called Thinking? is as important as Being and Time. It is the only systematic presentation of the thinker’s late philosophy and . . . it is perhaps the most exciting of his books.”—Hannah Arendt

“Heidegger has tried to reinterpret the purport of his first major work, Being and

Time, as meaning an opening of the horizon of Being through man’s horizon of thinking. What Is Called Thinking? no doubt provides his most far-reaching and persistent attempt to define the direction of such a reinterpretation.”—Cyril Welch, Journal of the

American Academy of Religions

Harper Perennial: 272 pp. 1976 978-0-06-090528-6 pb, $14.00 ($16.50 CAN.)

Aldous Huxley

The PerenniAl PhilosoPhyAn interpretation of the great Mystics, east and WestThe Perennial Philosophy is defined by its author as “The metaphysic that recognizes a divine reality substantial to the world of things and lives and

minds.” Huxley examines the spiritual beliefs of the major world religions, including Buddhism, Hinduism, Taoism, Christian mysticism, and Islam, and he explains how they are united by common human yearning to experience the divine.

“It is the masterpiece of all anthologies. As Mr. Huxley has proved before, he can find and frame rare beauty in literature, and here, long before Freud, writers are quoted who combine beauty with proud psychology.” —New York Times

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 336 pp.; index. 2004 978-0-06-057058-3 pb, $14.95 ($17.50 Can.)

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 352 pp.; index. 2009 978-0-06-172494-7 pb, $14.95 ($16.25 Can.) New edition Available in June 2009.

The doors of PerCePTion And heAven And hell Aldous Huxley explores the mind’s remote frontiers and the unmapped areas of human consciousness. These two astounding essays are among the most profound studies of the effects of mind-expanding drugs written in the twentieth century.

“[N]ot only appears to be scientifically sound but is wonderfully entertaining.” —The New Yorker

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 192 pp. 2004: 978-0-06-059518-0 pb, $13.95 ($17.50 CAN.)

BrAve neW WorldHarper Perennial Modern Classic: 288 pp. 2006: 978-0-06-085052-4 pb, $13.95

BrAve neW World And BrAve neW World revisiTedForeword by Christopher Hitchens

HarperCollins: 368 pp. 2004 978-0-06-053526-1 hc, $23.95

Harper Perennial Modern Classic: 384 pp. 2005: 978-0-06-077609-1 pb, $16.95

BrAve neW World revisiTedHarper Perennial Modern Classics: 144 pp. 2006: 978-0-06-089852-6 pb, $11.95

islAndHarper Perennial Modern Classics: 368 pp. 2002: 978-0-06-008549-0 pb, $14.95

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 400 pp. 2009: 978-0-06-156179-5 pb, $13.95 ($14.95 CAN.) New edition Available in November 2009.

The devils of loudunHarper Perennial Modern Classics: 368 pp.; index. 2009 978-0-06-172491-6 pb, $14.95 ($17.95 CAN.) Available in August 2009.

eyeless in gAzAHarper Perennial: 352 pp. 2009 978-0-06-172489-3 pb, $14.95 ($17.95 CAN.)

The genius And The goddessHarper Perennial: 176 pp. 2009 978-0-06-172490-9 pb, $13.95 ($16.95 CAN.)

Simone de Beauvoir

TêTe-à-TêTeThe Tumultuous lives & loves of simone de Beauvoir and jean-Paul sartreHazel RowleyWith Tête-à-Tête, distinguished biographer Hazel Rowley offers the first dual portrait of Simone de Beauvoir and Jean-Paul Sartre—passionate,

freethinking existentialist philosopher-writers—and their intense, often embattled relationship. Through original interviews and access to new primary sources, Rowley reveals the couple’s unconventional relationship but also provides an insider’s ear to the couple’s conversations about Sartre’s Nausea, Being and Nothingness, and Words, and Beauvoir’s The Second Sex, The Mandarins, and her memoirs.

“One of the best books of the year.” —Washington Post

“Rowley is an engrossing narrator. Her book tells Beauvoir and Sartre’s repellent, inspiring, and unlikely tale more completely and concisely than it has ever been told before.”—New York Times Book Review

Harper Perennial: 464 pp.; index; illustrated 2006: 978-0-06-052060-1 pb, $15.95 ($18.95 CAN.)

MeMoirs of A duTiful dAughTerTranslated form the French by James Kirkup

A superb autobiography by one of the great literary figures of the twentieth century, Simone de Beauvoir’s Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter offers an intimate picture of growing up in a bourgeois French family, rebelling as an adolescent against the conventional expectations of her class, and striking out on her own with an intellectual

HarperCollins • Philosophy8 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

and existential ambition exceedingly rare in a young woman in the 1920s.

“An excellent autobiography . . . the line between the child Simone and the woman of The Second Sex and The Mandarins is direct and clear.”—Chicago Sunday Times

“[Beauvoir’s] graciously written memoirs carry distinct appeal in recording the emotional and intellectual birth pangs of a fascinating woman.” —Time

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 384 pp. 2005: 978-0-06-082519-5 pb, $14.95 ($17.50 CAN.)

Erich Fromm

The ArT of lovingIntroduction by Peter D. Kramer

In his classic work, the renowned psychoanalyst and social philosopher Erich Fromm explores love in all its aspects; not only romantic love, so steeped in false conceptions and

lofty expectations, but also love of parents for children, brotherly love, erotic love, self–love, and love of God.

“Erich Fromm is both a psychologist of penetration and a writer of ability. His book is one of dignity and candor, or practicality and precision.”—Chicago Tribune

“Every line is packed with common sense, compassion, and realism.”—Fortune

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 176 pp. 2006: 978-0-06-112973-5 pb, $13.95 ($17.95 CAN.)

Doris Lessing

Prisons We Choose To live insideOne of the world’s most extraordinary writers explores new ways to view ourselves and the society we live in, and provides answers to such enduring questions as how to think for ourselves, how to understand what we know, how to pick a path in a world deluged with opinions and information, how to look at our society and ourselves with fresh eyes.Harper Perennial: 96 pp. 1987 978-0-06-039077-8 pb, $11.00

Antony Flew

There is A godhow the World’s Most notorious Atheist Changed his MindAntony Flew with Roy Abraham VargheseFlew was a pioneer for modern atheism. His famous paper, “Theology and

Falsification,” was first presented at a meeting of the Oxford Socratic Club chaired by C. S. Lewis and went on to become the most widely reprinted philosophical publication of the last five decades. Flew earned his fame by arguing that one should presuppose atheism until evidence of a God surfaces. He now believes that such evidence exists, and There Is a God chronicles his journey from staunch atheism to unlikely believer. Flew provides a riveting analysis of the influential arguments of such luminaries as Charles Darwin, Stephen Hawking, Bertrand Russell, Richard Dawkins, and Francis Collins—and he comments on such issues as evolution, intelligent design, creationism,

science and faith, and the role of religion in our world today.

“Perhaps what provides the deepest satisfaction in reading this philosophical memoir is the author’s transparent integrity, so habitual over a productive lifetime as to be, as Aristotle would have it, second nature. How shrill and self-absorbed are the opposing works of a Dawkins or a Dennett by comparison…. Flew’s exposition will be a source for reflective inquiry for many, many years. In his youth he was led by brave Socrates. Now older, he will serve as a model for others.” — Daniel N. Robinson, Philosophy Department, Oxford University

HarperOne: 256 pp. 2007 978-0-06-133529-7 hc, $24.95 ($28.95 CAN.)

HarperOne: 256 pp. 2009 978-0-06-133530-3 pb, $14.95 ($17.95 CAN.)

Colin McGinn

The MAking of A PhilosoPherMy journey through Twentieth-Century PhilosophyPart memoir, part study, The Making of a Philosopher presents a contemporary academic take on the great philosophical figures of the

twentieth century, including Bertrand Russell, Jean-Paul Sartre, and Noam Chomsky, alongside stories of the teachers who informed his ideas and often became friends and mentors, especially the colorful A.J. Ayer at Oxford.

“Brilliantly written, devastatingly honest, often very funny, and tells a personal story as fascinating as the philosophical one.” —Oliver Sacks, M.D.

“An absorbing memoir of his life. . . . In the course of his narrative he takes up several philosophical questions with admirable lucidity . . . his book conveys as well what might be called the pleasures of thinking.” —Wall Street Journal

Harper Perennial: 256 pp. 2003 978-0-06-095760-5 pb, $12.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

shAkesPeAre’s PhilosoPhydiscovering the Meaning Behind the PlaysFocusing on Shakespeare’s six most regarded plays—A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Hamlet, Othello, Macbeth, King Lear, and The Tempest—noted philosopher Colin McGinn provides a brilliant analysis of the major philosophical themes embedded in the Bard’s work, including the nature and persistence of the self, the existence and nature of evil, and the power of language to influence and shape the human mind.

“Colin McGinn has written a clear, spare book that illuminates Shakespeare’s role as a thinker in his time—and for all time.” —Chicago Sun-Times

“McGinn is an ingenious philosopher who thinks like a laser and writes like a dream.” —Steven Pinker, author of The Language Instinct

Harper Perennial: 240 pp.; index. 2007 978-0-06-085616-8 pb, $13.95 ($16.50 CAN.)

HarperCollins • Philosophy9 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

TAo Te ChingLao Tzu Translated by Stephen Mitchell

Lao-tzu’s Tao Te Ching, or Book of the Way, is the classic manual on the art of living. In eighty-one brief chapters, Tao Te Ching looks at the basic predicament

of being alive and gives advice that imparts balance and perspective in a serene and generous spirit. This book is about wisdom in action, teaching how working for the good can happen with effortless skill when in accord with the Tao (the basic principle of the universe) and how it applies equally to good government and sexual love, to childrearing, business, and ecology.

“Stephen Mitchell’s rendition of the Tao Te

Ching comes as close to being definitive for our time as any I can imagine. It embodies the virtures its translator credits to the Chinese original: a gemlike lucidity that is radiant with humor, grace, large-heartedness, and deep wisdom.”—Huston SmithHarperCollins: 128 pp. 1988 978-0-06-016001-2 hc, $24.00 ($28.00 CAN.)

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 144 pp. 2006: 978-0-06-114266-6 pb, $12.95 ($16.95 CAN.)

The living i Ching using Ancient Chinese Wisdom to shape your life Deng Ming-Dao From the author of 365 Tao and a leading authority on Taoist practice and philosophy comes a completely innovative translation of the classic text of Eastern wisdom, the I Ching. While known mostly as a tool of divination, the I Ching is also a repository of centuries of wisdom. Most of the existing translations offer either dense, scholarly commentary or little more than platitudes. Deng Ming-Dao’s new translation recovers the true wisdom and philosophy of this ancient classic.

“Deng Ming-Dao skillfully translates timeless Taoist wisdom, which combines mind and heart, reflecting a sound spiritual tradition.”—Dan Millman, author of Way of the

Peaceful Warrior

HarperOne: 448 pp. 2006 978-0-06-085002-9 pb, $21.95 ($25.95 CAN.)

The ArT of WAr Sun-TzuTranslated Edited, and with Commentary by J. H. Huang

Throughout recorded history, Sun-tzu’s wisdom, rules, and philosophy have been eagerly embraced by warriors, leaders, and gentle contemplators alike. This edition is an entirely new text based on manuscripts discovered in Linyi, China, in 1972. In addition to his wonderfully clear interpretation, J. H. Huang gives readers an introduction to the history behind The Art of War, includes six appendices—five of which were uncovered at Linyi and are not available in any other edition—and offers his own insightful comments on the meaning of the text.

“May be the greatest book on war ever written. . . . Time-tested poetry for the strategic mind.”—Fortune

“One of the greatest Chinese classical texts. There’s not a dated maxim or vague prescription in it.” —Newsweek

Harper Perennial: 304 pp.; index. 2008 978-0-06-135141-9 pb, $14.95 ($16.25 CAN.)

BuddhisMA Concise introductionHuston Smith and Philip NovakA concise and up-to-date guide to the history, teachings, and practice of Buddhism by two luminaries in the field of world religions.

“Smith, the dean of religious studies in America, and his former student, philosophy, and religion professor Novak, offer a concise, readable, enlightening introduction to Buddhism.”—Booklist

“An impressive and accessible overview of the core teachings [of Buddhism]” —Inquiring Mind

HarperOne: 256 pp. 2004 978-0-06-073067-3 pb, $12.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

BuddhAA story of enlightenmentDeepak ChopraBestselling author Deepak Chopra brings the Buddha back to life in this gripping novel of the young prince who abandoned his inheritance to discover his true calling. This iconic journey changed the world forever, and the truths revealed continue to influence every corner of the globe today.

“The Buddha’s story is compelling and . . . Chopra captures the essence of the spiritual seeker.” —Booklist

HarperOne: 288 pp. 2008 978-0-06-087881-8 pb, $14.95 ($16.25 CAN.)

freedoM in exile The Autobiography of the dalai lamaDalai LamaIn this astonishingly frank autobiography, the Dalai Lama reveals the remarkable inner strength that allowed him to master both the mysteries of Tibetan Buddhism and the brutal realities of Chinese Communism.

“A simple and powerful autobiography. The Dalai Lama’s story of exile must serve, of course, as a vital historical witness, not only to inhumanity but to compassion as well, not only to betrayal and treachery but to generosity and faithfulness.” —Los Angeles Times Book Review

“An earnest, inspiring, and wholly captivating classic tale of spiritual adventure. With candor, great charm, and good humor, the winner of the Nobel Peace Prize tells his life story.”—Kirkus Reviews

HarperOne: 320 pp. 2008 978-0-06-098701-5 pb, $15.95 ($16.25 CAN.)

one dhArMA The emerging Western BuddhismJoseph Goldstein Preface by His Holiness The Dalai Lama

One of America’s most respected Buddhist teachers distills a lifetime of practice and teaching in this groundbreaking exploration of the new Buddhist tradition taking root in America.

“Brimming with wisdom and compassion, One Dharma offers a brilliant map of the spiritual path.” —Daniel Goleman, author of Emotional Intelligence

“A revolutionary contribution to Buddhist thinking that will be accepted by many as the road map for Western Buddhism.” —Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) HarperOne: 224 pp. 2003 978-0-06-251701-2 pb, $14.95 ($17.50 CAN.)

Eastern Philosophy

HarperCollins • Philosophy10 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

The Big BAng, The BuddhA, And The BABy BooM Wes Nisker Wes “Scoop” Nisker takes readers on a hilarious, wild ride through the heyday of the Beats and the Hippies and the birth of the modern environmental movement, as well as the surge of Buddhism in the West.

“Mixes engaging autobiography with philosophical musings. . . . Nisker really shines, as he provides wonderful details.” —Kirkus Reviews

“Deeply philosophical, often very funny, always personal and yet broadly relevant because . . . the personal is political.” —Fritjof Capra, author of The Tao of Physics

and the Hidden Connections

HarperOne: 224 pp. 2004 978-0-06-251767-8 pb, $12.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

AgAinsT The sTreAMA Buddhist Manual for spiritual revolutionariesNoah Levine Buddha was a revolutionary. His practice was subversive; his message, seditious. His enlightened point of view went against the norms of his day—in his words, “against the stream.” Presenting the basics of Buddhism with personal anecdotes, exercises, and guided meditations, bestselling author Noah Levine guides the reader along a spiritual path that has led to freedom from suffering and has saved lives for 2,500 years.

“Free of Buddhist-speak, with to-the-point instructions, Levine’s no-frills approach makes this book accessible for young adults.”—Publishers Weekly

“An honest, fearless sequel... this is one to thumb through again and again.” —Mandala Magazine

HarperOne: 192 pp. 2007 978-0-06-073664-4 pb, $13.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

zen And The ArT of MoTorCyCle MAinTenAnCeAn inquiry into valuesRobert M. Pirsig A narration of a summer motorcycle trip undertaken by a father and his son, Zen and the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance

becomes a personal and philosophical odyssey into fundamental questions on how to live. The narrator’s relationship with his son leads to a powerful self-reckoning; the craft of motorcycle maintenance leads to an austerely beautiful process for reconciling science, religion, and humanism. This edition contains an interview with Pirsig and letters and documents detailing how this extraordinary book came to be.

“Profoundly important . . . full of insights into our most perplexing contemporary dilemmas.” —New York Times

“Inspired, Original . . . the narrative tact, the perfect economy of effect defy criticism.” —The New Yorker

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 464 pp. 2005: 978-0-06-083987-1 pb, $13.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

noT AlWAys so Practicing the True spirit of zenShunryu SuzukiEdward Espe BrownIn Not Always So, Shunryu Suzuki voices Zen in everyday language, with humor and good-heartedness. Not Always So is based on Suzuki’s lectures and is framed in his own inimitable, allusive, paradoxical style, rich with unexpected and off–center insights. Suzuki knew he was dying at the time of the lectures, which gives his thoughts an urgency and focus even sharper than in his earlier book.

“Something very special . . . [The] transcriptions both read well on the page and capture the style, humor and solid grasp evident in [Zen Mind, Beginner’s Mind]. But this is no Zen Mind sequel, and will prove highly valuable to anyone, rank novice or Zen master.”—Publishers Weekly (Starred Review) HarperOne: 176 pp. 2003 978-0-06-095754-4 pb, $11.95 ($13.95 CAN.)

Jiddu Krishnamurti

The AWAkening of inTelligenCe A comprehensive record of Krishnamurti’s teachings, The Awakening of Intelligence is an excellent, wide-ranging introduction to the great philosopher’s thought. Within general discussions of conflict, fear, violence, religious experience, self-knowledge, and intelligence, Krishnamurti examines specific issues, such as the role of the teacher and tradition; the need for awareness of “cosmic consciousness;” the problem of good and evil; and traditional Vedanta methods of help for different levels of seekers. Krishnamurti discusses these themes with Jacob Needleman, Alain Naude, Swami Venkatasananda, and other luminary thinkers. HarperOne: 544 pp. 1987 978-0-06-064834-3 pb, $18.00 ($19.25 CAN.)

eduCATion And The signifiCAnCe of lifeEducation and the Significance of Life offers an alternative approach that stresses self-knowledge and a surrounding of freedom and love for the child,

to help create an atmosphere in which real education can take place. This classic Krishnamurti work is a penetrating inquiry into the nature and requirements of the kind of education that can lead to self-fulfillment and to world peace.

“Extremely throught-provoking and most refreshing. This book is not to be just read and put aside: it is to be deeply pondered.” —The Theosophist

“A remarkable philosophy of education and peace. . . . An excellent book, one that should be read carefully by parents and teachers.” —Fellowship HarperOne: 128 pp. 1981 978-0-06-064876-3 pb, $13.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

The firsT And lAsT freedoMForeword by Aldous Huxley

HarperOne: 288 pp. 1975 978-0-06-064831-2 pb, $15.95 ($18.95 CAN.)

The Book of life daily Meditations with krishnamurtiHarperOne: 400 pp. 1995 978-0-06-064879-4 pb, $16.00 ($17.25 CAN.)

ToTAl freedoMThe essential krishnamurtiHarperOne: 384 pp. 1996 978-0-06-064880-0 pb, $19.95 ($21.50 CAN.)

The ending of TiMeWith Dr. David Bohm HarperOne: 272 pp. 1985 978-0-06-064796-4 pb, $16.00 ($19.00 CAN.)

HarperCollins • Philosophy11 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

Jidda Krishnamurti (continued)

freedoM froM The knoWnEdited by Mary Lutyens

HarperOne: 128 pp. 1975 978-0-06-064808-4 pb, $13.00 ($11.95 CAN.)

krishnAMurTi To hiMselfhis last journalHarperOne: 144 pp. 1993 978-0-06-250649-8 pb, $13.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

MeeTing lifeWritings and Talks on finding your Path Without retreating from societyHarperOne: 240 pp. 1991 978-0-06-250526-2 pb, $14.95 ($17.50 CAN.)

on feArHarperOne: 144 pp. 1994 978-0-06-251014-3 pb, $12.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

on godHarperOne: 176 pp. 1992 978-0-06-250607-8 pb, $13.95 ($15.00 CAN.)

on love And lonelinessHarperOne: 176 pp. 1994 978-0-06-251013-6 pb, $13.95 ($15.00 CAN.)

on relATionshiPHarperOne: 176 pp. 1992 978-0-06-250608-5 pb, $13.95 ($15.00 CAN.)

Ian G. Barbour

eThiCs in An Age of TeChnologyThe gifford lectures, volume TwoWhat are the conflicting ethics and assumptions that lead to divergent views and technology? To help shed light on this question, Ian Barbour analyzes three social values: justice, participatory freedom, and economic development. He defends such environmental principles as resource sustainability, environmental protection, and respect for all forms of life and presents case studies in agriculture, energy policy, genetic engineering, and the use of computers. Finally, he concludes by focusing on appropriate technologies, individual life-styles, and sources of change: education, political action, response to crisis, and alternative visions of the good life.HarperOne: 336 pp. 1992: 978-0-06-060935-1 pb, $21.95 ($25.95 CAN.)

religion And sCienCehistorical and Contemporary issuesReligion and Science is a significantly expanded and freshly revised version of Religion in an Age of Science, winner of the American Academy of Religion Award for Excellence and the Templeton Book Award. Ian G. Barbour—the premier scholar in the field—has added three crucial historical chapters on physics and metaphysics in the seventeenth century, nature and God in the eighteenth century, and biology and theology in the nineteenth century. He has also added new sections on developments in nature-centered spirituality, information theory, and chaos and complexity theories.

“Magisterial in scope, balanced in perspective, rich in detail, and full of intellectual passion. For a generation to come, anyone setting out to explore the subtle relationships between science, religion, ethics, and technology will begin with Barbour as the guide.” —Religious Studies Review

HarperOne: 384 pp. 1997 978-0-06-060938-2 pb, $21.95 ($23.50 CAN.)

When sCienCe MeeTs religionenemies, strangers, or Partners?Nuclear physicist and theologian Ian Barbour presents a clear, contemporary introduction to the essential issues, ideas, and solutions in the relationship between religion and science. Questions addressed include “Why did the Big Bang occur?,” “Are quantum physics a challenge to our assumptions about reality?,” “Is evolution God’s way of creating?,” “Are we determined by our genes?,” and “Can God act in a law-bound world?”

“Ian Barbour is the doyen of contemporary writers on science and theology. In this survey of his thinking, he writes with his customary well-organized clarity.”—John Polkinghorne, author of Belief in God in an Age of Science

“In spanning the spectrum of the natural and the human sciences, [Ian Barbour] knows more about this than any other person on Earth, more, I suppose than any other in history. Couple this with his sure-footed capacity for balanced evaluation . . . and the result is outstanding.”—Homes Rolston, III, author of Genes, Genesis, and God

HarperOne: 224 pp. 2000 978-0-06-060381-6 pb, $16.95 ($21.50 CAN.)

Jacob Bronowski

The WesTern inTelleCTuAl TrAdiTionfrom leonardo to hegel

Jacob Bronowski & Bruce MazlishIn The Western Intellectual Tradition, “the history of science has been successfully integrated with other intellectual and political developments in the ‘Western tradition,’ instead of being cut off as a recondite specialty untouched by the humanists. . . . The method used by Bronowski and Mazlish is to select twenty-five or more key persons or events and weave the whole chronicle of Western thought from Leonardo to Hegel (inclusive) around them” (Frank E. Manuel, The Journal of Modern History).

“A valuable and brilliant book. . . . Full of examples of that balance between the cross forces of history and the individual human chances. It is a most eloquent and lively book, and one of the most stimulating for years past.”—C. P. Snow

“A wonderful book—learned, wise, and original—a book that should be compulsory reading not only for professors and students but for statesmen and journalists.” —J. H. PlumbHarper Perennial: 544 pp. 1962 978-0-06-133001-8 pb, $19.95 ($24.95 CAN.)

sCienCe & huMAn vAluesA classic collection of essays on the theme of science as an integral part of the culture of our age, Science & Human Values was originally delivered as lectures and radio broadcasts by Dr. Bronowski, a leader in the scientific humanism movement.

“A profoundly moving, brilliantly perceptive essay by a truly civilized man.” —Scientific American “If I were trying to select six works in order to explain to an intelligent non-scientist something of the deepest meaning of science, Bronowski’s would be among them.” —C. P. SnowHarper Perennial: 144 pp. 1990: 978-0-06-097281-3 pb, $13.95 ($17.50 CAN.)

Science & Philosophy

HarperCollins • Philosophy12 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

PhysiCs And PhilosoPhyThe revolution in Modern science Werner HeisenbergWith an Introduction by F. S. C. Northrup

The outgrowth of a celebrated lecture series, Physics and Philosophy remains

as relevant, provocative, and fascinating as when it was first published in 1958. A brilliant scientist whose ideas altered our perception of the universe, Heisenberg is considered the father of quantum physics. He is most famous for the Uncertainty Principle, which states that quantum particles do not occupy a fixed, measurable position. His contributions remain a cornerstone of contemporary physics theory and application.

“Philosophically, the implications of quantum mechanics are psychedelic. . . . [A] mind-expanding discovery.”—Gary Zukav, author of The Seat of the Soul

“A giant of modern physics.”—New York Times

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 256 pp. 2007: 978-0-06-120919-2 pb, $13.95

seven life lessons of ChAos spiritual Wisdom from the science of ChangeJohn Briggs and F. David PeatIn this eye-opening book, John Briggs and F. David Peat reveal seven enlightening lessons to help embrace the chaos of daily life: engage with chaos to find imaginative new solutions; let chaos grow local efforts into global results; use chaos to work collectively with others; discover life’s rich subtleties and avoid the traps of stereotypes; appreciate the beauty of life’s chaos; utilize time’s hidden depths; and realize our fractal connectedness to each other and the world.

“Eloquent and utterly delightful.” —Fritjof Capra, author of the Tao of Physics and The Web of Life

“Makes chaos not only understandable but actually usable. These seven lessons are worth taking—and taking to heart.” —Ervin Laszlo, author of The Whispering Pond

Harper Perennial: 224 pp.; illustrated 2000 978-0-06-093073-8 pb, $13.00 ($15.00 CAN.)

infiniTe in All direCTionsgifford lectures given at Aberdeen, scotland April—november 1985 Freeman J. Dyson Infinite in All Directions is an expertly guided tour of our wondrous universe—and our place within—with stops along the way to discover superstrings, black holes, “astrochickens,” comet showers, and butterflies. A distinguished scientist, lecturer, writer, arms-control expert, and one of the world’s most esteemed theoretical physicists, Freeman J. Dyson adroitly guides readers through a rich array of topics, from the origins of life and the prospects of immortality to nuclear weapons and the frontiers of space.

“Dyson [is], neuron for neuron, one of the most formidably provocative minds in American life. . . . The bedazzled reader emerges feeling like he’s been in a metaphysical Maytag on spin cycle—his perspective on man, God, and the cosmos permanently altered.” —Washington Post Book World

“To observe a mind uncommonly endowed with dexterity and knowledge hop from subject to subject is exhilarating.” —Time

Harper Perennial: 352 pp. 2004 978-0-06-072889-2 pb, $14.95 ($17.50 CAN.)

ArT & PhysiCs Parallel visions in space, Time, and lightLeonard ShlainArt interprets the visible world. Physics

charts its unseen workings. The two realms seem completely opposed. But in Art & Physics, Leonard Shlain tracks their breakthroughs side by side throughout the centuries to reveal an astonishing correlation of visions. From the classical Greek sculptors to Andy Warhol and Jasper Johns and from Aristotle to Einstein, artists have foreshadowed the discoveries of scientists. In this lively and colorful narrative, Leonard Shlain explores how artistic breakthroughs have prefigured the visionary insights of physicists throughout history.

“A tour de force. . . . A brilliant, accessible, and visionary look at the most revolutionary artists and scientists from the golden age of Greece to the present.”—Los Angeles Times Book Review

“Provocative . . . passionate. . . . [Schlain] is an engaging storyteller.” —New York Times Book Review

Harper Perennial: 496 pp.; index; illustrated 2007: 978-0-06-122797-4 pb, $16.95 ($19.95 CAN.)

dAnCing Wu li MAsTers An overview of the new PhysicsGary Zukav With its unique combination of depth, clarity, and humor that has enchanted millions, this beloved classic by bestselling author Gary Zukav opens the fascinating world of quantum physics to readers who have no mathematical or technical background. “Wu Li” is the Chinese phrase for physics. It means “patterns of organic energy,” but it also means “nonsense,” “my way,” “I clutch my ideas,” and “enlightenment.” These captivating ideas frame Zukav’s evocative exploration of quantum mechanics and relativity theory.

“The most exciting intellectual adventure I’ve been on since reading Robert Persig’s Zen and

the Art of Motorcycle Maintenance.” —Christopher Lehmann-Haupt, New York Times

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 416 pp.; illustrated; index. 2001: 978-0-06-095968-5 pb, $15.00 ($16.50 CAN.)

HarperOne: 416 pp.; illustrated; index. 2009: 978-0-06-095968-5 pb, $15.95 ($16.50 CAN.) New edition Available in April 2009.

The greAT PoliTiCAl Theories, voluMe 1A Comprehensive selection of the Crucial ideas in Political Philosophy from the greeks to the enlightenmentEdited by Michael CurtisAs an introduction

to political theory and science, this collection of writings by the great philosophers provides a basic textbook for general readers as well as students of government and political theory. Such fundamental concepts as Democracy, the Rule of Law, Justice, Natural Rights, Sovereignty,Citizenship, Power, the State, Revolution, Liberty, Reason, Materialism, Toleration, and the Place of Religion in Society are traced from their origins, through their development and changing patterns, to show how they guide political thinking and institutions today. This edition includes examinations of selected works by Sophocles, Francois Hotman, and Francisco Suarez. Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 464 pp.; index. 2008 978-0-06-135136-5 pb, $14.95 ($16.25 CAN.)

Poli tical Philosophy

HarperCollins • Philosophy13 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

The greAT PoliTiCAl Theories, voluMe 2A Comprehensive selection of the Crucial ideas in Political Philosophy from the french revolution to Modern TimesEdited by Michael Curtis This carefully selected

compilation of the significant writings of the great political philosophers, scientists, and thinkers covers the topics of Revolution, Romanticism, Marxism, Anarchy, Utilitarianism, Theology, Idealism, Nationalism, and more by looking at their leading exponents. Professor Curtis has written running commentary that places the extracts and their authors in the sequence of modern history. Volume 2 also includes studies of selected works by John Stuart Mill, Alexander Herzen, Antonio Gramsci, Sebastian de Grazia, and John Rawls. Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 496 pp.; index. 2008 978-0-06-135137-2 pb, $14.95 ($16.25 CAN.)

MAChiAvelliPhilosopher of Power Ross King The Prince, Niccolò Machiavelli’s handbook on power—how to get it and how to keep it—has been enormously influential in the centuries since it was written, garnering a heady mixture of admiration, fear, and contempt. In this discerning new biography, Ross King rescues Machiavelli’s legacy from caricature, detailing the vibrant political and social context that influenced his thought and underscoring the humanity of one of history’s finest political thinkers.

“Everything a short biography should be and more, due to King’s sharp wit and zesty anecdotes: . . . It provides a strong sense of the history of both the man and his times and a nice introduction to Machiavelli’s writings. Moreover, like one of Machiavelli’s bawdy plays, it is a riveting and exhilarating read, full of salacious details and brisk prose.” —Publishers Weekly, (Starred Review)Harper: 256 pp. 2007 978-0-06-081717-6 hc, $21.95 ($27.95 CAN.)

The True BelieverThoughts on the nature of Mass Movements

Eric Hoffer A stevedore on the San Francisco docks in the 1940s, Eric Hoffer wrote philosophical treatises in his spare time while living in the railroad yards. The

True Believer—the first and most famous of his books—was made into a bestseller when President Eisenhower cited it during one of the earliest television press conferences. Completely relevant and essential for understanding the world today, The True Believer is a visionary, highly provocative look into the mind of the fanatic and a penetrating study of how an individual becomes one.

“This brilliant and original inquiry into the nature of mass movements is a genuine contribution to our social thought.” —Arthur Schlesinger Jr.

“It’s theme is political fanaticism, with which it deals severely and brilliantly.” —The New Yorker

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 192 pp. 2002: 978-0-06-050591-2 pb, $12.95 ($16.50 CAN.)

exPlAining hiTlerThe search for the origins of his evil

Ron Rosenbaum When Hitler’s war ended in 1945, the war over Hitler—who he really was, what gave birth to his unique evil—had just begun. Hitler did not escape the bunker in Berlin but, half a century later, he has managed to escape explanation in ways both frightening and profound. Explaining Hitler is an extraordinary quest, an expedition into the war zone of Hitler theories.

“Fascinating . . . A provocative work of cultural history that is as compelling as it is thoughtful, as readable as it is smart. . . . An important contribution to our understanding not just of Hitler, but of the cultural processes by which we try to come to terms with history as well . . . . An exciting, lucid book informed by old-fashioned moral rigor and common sense.”—Michiko Kakutani, New York Times

“Glistens with insight and intelligence and shimmers with originality.” —Gabriel Schoenfeld, Commentary

Harper Perennial: 496 pp. 1999 978-0-06-095339-3 pb, $16.00 ($19.00 CAN.)

rising uP And rising doWn some Thoughts on violence, freedom, and urgent Means

William T. VollmannConvinced that there is “a finite number of excuses” for violence and that some excuses “are more valid than others,” Vollmann consulted hundreds of sources, scrutinizing the thinking of philosophers, theologians, tyrants, warlords, military strategists, activists and pacifists. He also visited more than a dozen countries and war zones to witness violence firsthand—sometimes barely escaping with his life. Vollmann makes deft use of these tools and experiences to create his Moral Calculus, a structured decision-making system designed to help the reader decide when violence is justifiable and when it is not.

“Prepare yourself for an intense study of violence in its many forms and manifestations—and for the experience of having your cerebellum massaged in new and startling ways.”—San Francisco Chronicle

“The books rigorous, novelistic, imaginative, sonorous prose treats a fundamental topic on a grand scale. There is nothing else in literature quite like it.” —Publishers Weekly (Starred Review)Harper Perennial: 752 pp.; illustrated 2005 978-0-06-054819-3 pb, $16.95 ($18.50 CAN.)

CAPiTAlisM, soCiAlisM, And deMoCrACyJoseph Schumpeter In this classic and prescient book, Joseph A. Schumpeter introduced the world to the concept of

“creative destruction,” which forever altered how global economics is approached and perceived.

“The author, a leading theorist in the field of pure economics, here cuts loose and gathers into the sweep of his analysis psychological, cultural, historical, and political considerations which the pure economist is conventionally supposed to shun or to be incapable of handling. The result is a book as meaty and deep-probing as it is broad in its survey of the cultural forces which determine the evolution of institutions, particularly of economic systems. . . . On the whole, this is a “must’ book.” —Political Science Quarterly

Harper Perennial Modern Thought: 464 pp.; index. 2008 978-0-06-156161-0 pb, $15.95 ($17.25 CAN.)

HarperCollins • Philosophy14 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

deMoCrACy in AMeriCAAlexis de TocquevilleTranslated by George Lawrence

Edited by J. P. Mayer

Originally penned in the mid-eighteenth century by Frenchman Alexis de Tocqueville, Democracy in America remains the most penetrating and astute picture of American life, politics, and morals ever written, as relevant today as when it first appeared in print nearly 200 years ago. This edition, meticulously edited by the distinguished de Tocqueville scholar J. P. Mayer, is widely recognized as the preeminent translation.

“Among the most remarkable productions of our time.”—John Stuart Mill

“De Tocqueville, whose brilliance has always been granted by academics, is now accessible to readers who don’t mind brilliance as long as it is readable.” —San Francisco Chronicle

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 800 pp.; index. 2006 978-0-06-112792-2 pb, $22.95 (n/a CAN.)

deMoCrACy in AMeriCAAbridged editionAlexis de Tocqueville Translated by George Lawrence

Edited by J. P. Mayer

Abridged Edition Edited by Scott A. SandageThis abridged edition of the enduring masterwork—a classic portrait of America’s culture and people—by scholar and historian Scott A. Sandage includes a new introduction and editorial notes, and offers students and the general reader alike easy access to the preeminent translation by George Lawrence, widely recognized as the best translation based on the second revised and corrected text of the 1961 French edition, edited by J. P. Mayer. Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 464 pp.; index. 2007 978-0-06-000873-4 pb, $15.95 (n/a CAN.)

guide for The PerPlexedE. F. SchumacherThe author of the worldwide bestseller, Small Is Beautiful, now tackles the subject of Man, the World, and the Meaning of Living. Schumacher writes about how man has obligations—to other men, to the earth, to progress and technology, but most importantly himself. If man can fulfill these obligations, then and only then can he enjoy a real relationship with the world, then and only then can he know the meaning of living.

“Compellingly reasoned and persuasively presented, this Guide diagrams a view of humans and the world in which they live that will challenge and stimulate every thoughtful readers.”—Newsday

“Offers us a harvest of utterly sane, consoling, and life-affirming insight from one of the wisest minds of our time. It is an unapologetic defense of traditional Christian humanism which, I am certain, will light many a darkened path.”—Theodore Roszak, Los

Angeles Times

Harper Perennial: 160 pp. 1978 978-0-06-090611-5 pb, $12.00 ($14.00 CAN.)

sMAll is BeAuTifuleconomics as if People Mattered

E. F. SchumacherPrefaces by John McClaughry and Kirkpatrick Sale

The classic of common-sense economics. Ranked by The Times Literary Supplement as among the 100 most influential books published after World War II, Small Is Beautiful has become a classic of common-sense economics. At the heart of his analysis, E. F. Schumacher faults conventional economic thinking for failing to consider the most appropriate scale for an activity, blasts notions that “growth is good,” and that “bigger is better,” and questions the appropriateness of using mass production in developing countries, promoting instead “production by the masses.”

“A wonderful statement . . . Makes the kind of common sense that could help the survival of life on earth become at least a decent possibility.” —Liberation

“Enormously broad in scope, pithily weaving together threads from Galbraith and Gandhi, capitalism and Buddhism, science and psychology.”— The New Republic

Harper Perennial: 352 pp. 1989 978-0-06-091630-5 pb, $14.00 ($16.50 CAN.)

The ArT of WAr Sun-TzuTranslated Edited, and with Commentary by J. H. Huang

Throughout recorded history, Sun-tzu’s wisdom, rules, and philosophy have been eagerly embraced by warriors, leaders, and gentle contemplators alike. This edition is an entirely new text based on manuscripts discovered in Linyi, China, in 1972. In addition to his wonderfully clear interpretation, J. H. Huang gives readers an introduction to the history behind The Art of War, includes six appendices—five of which were uncovered at Linyi and are not Available in any other edition—and offers his own insightful comments on the meaning of the text.

“One of the greatest Chinese classical texts. There’s not a dated maxim or vague prescription in it. . . . Absorb this book, and you can throw out all those contemporary books about management leadership.” —Newsweek

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 304 pp.; index. 2008 978-0-06-135141-9 pb, $14.95 ($16.25 CAN.)

Immanuel Kant

groundWork of The MeTAPhysiCs of MorAlsTranslated and Analysed by H. J. Paton

“Clearly the finest single-volume introduction to Kant’s ethics available in English. . . . The actual translation is preceded in the book by forty pages of analysis and is followed by ten pages of careful notes. Both the analysis and the notes have an essentially similar function. They are bridges between the text of the Groundwork and the wider contexts in terms of which the text is to be understood. . . . Paton has organized and presented these materials with maximum effectiveness.”—Philosophical Review

Harper Perennial: 160 pp. 1965 978-0-06-131159-8 pb, $13.00 ($15.00 CAN.)

religion WiThin The liMiTs of reAson AloneTranslated with an Introduction and Notes by Theodore M. Greene and Hoyt H. Hudson

A work of major importance in the history of Western religious thought, Religion Within the Limits of Reason Alone represents the great philosopher Immanuel Kant’s attempt to spell out the form and content of a type of religion grounded in moral reason that met the needs of an ethical life. His strictly rational approach was considered so scandalous that the King of Prussia forbid him to teach or write further on religious subjects, which Kant obeyed until the king’s death.

E thics

HarperCollins • Philosophy15 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

“Indispensable to students of ethics, important for theologians, and significant for all who are concerned about the human condition.”—H. Richard Niebuhr

“A great work in the history of philosophical theology.”—Morton White, Professor Emeritus, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton UniversityHarperOne: 352 pp. 2008 978-0-06-130067-7 pb, $15.95 ($17.95 CAN.)

Peter Singer

WriTings on An eThiCAl lifeFor the past twenty years, Australian philosopher and professor of bioethics Peter Singer has pushed the hot buttons of our collective conscience. Writings on an Ethical Life offers

a comprehensive collection of Singer’s best and most provocative writing, as chosen by Singer himself. Among the controversial subjects addressed are the moral status of animals, environmental accountablility, abortion, infanticide, euthanasia, and the ultimate choice of living an ethical life.

“Peter Singer may be the most controversial philosopher alive; he is certainly among the most influential.”—The New Yorker

“Mr. Singer’s influence extends to the world beyond the ivory tower partly because he writes with such lucidity and quiet passion about genuinely pressing questions.” —The Economist

Harper Perennial: 384 pp. 2001 978-0-06-000744-7 pb, $15.00 ($17.50 CAN.)

AniMAl liBerATionSince its original publication in 1975, this groundbreaking work has inspired a worldwide movement to eliminate much of the cruel and unnecessary laboratory animal experimentation of years past. In this newly revised and expanded edition, Peter Singer exposes the chilling realities of today’s “factory farms” and product-testing procedures—offering sound, humane solutions to what has become a profound environmental and social as well as moral issue.

“A most important book that will change the way many of us look at animals—and, ultimately, at ourselves.”—Chicago Tribune

“Singer’s documentation is unrhetorical and unemotional, his arguments tight and formidable, for he bases his case on neither personal nor religious highly abstract philosophical principles, but on moral positions most of us already accept.” —New York Times Book Review

Harper Perennial: 352 pp.; illustrated 2001 978-0-06-001157-4 pb, $14.95 ($16.25 CAN.)

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 384 pp.; illustrated 2009 978-0-06-171130-5 pb, $14.95 ($17.95 CAN.)

New edition Available in February 2009.

The eThiCs of sTAr Trek Judith BaradDrawing on episodes from all four Star Trek generations, this unique book explores the ethics of the series in relation to the theories of the world’s great philosophers. Questions about good and evil, right and wrong, power and corruption are discussed in language that, is both readable and compelling as the authors show, how the program has evolved over the years to address society’s changing values. For this century and beyond, The Ethics of Star Trek is an intriguing look at a brilliantly imagined-world and what it can teach us about how to live.

“Trekkies will want to beam this book up to their shelves.”—Publishers Weekly

Harper Perennial: 384 pp.; index. 2001 978-0-06-093326-5 pb, $14.95 ($17.50 CAN.)

The eThiCAl BrAinThe science of our Moral dilemmasMichael S. Gazzaniga Preeminent neuroscientist Michael S. Gazzaniga presents the emerging social and ethical issues arising out of modern-day

brain science and challenges the way we look at them. Questions about the moment when life technically begins and ends or about the morality of genetically designing babies are now relevant and timely. Our ever-increasing knowledge of the workings of the human brain can guide us in the formation of new moral principles in the twenty-first century.

“Gazzaniga addresses moral predicaments raised by developments in brain science. The result is stimulating.”—New York Times Book Review

“A thoughtful and accessible introduction to an entirely new domain of moral concern. Gazzaniga writes with verve and expertise about the fascinating issues that will confront us as our knowledge of the brain expands.” —Steven PinkerHarper Perennial: 240 pp.; index. 2006 978-0-06-088473-4 pb, $14.95 ($16.25 CAN.)

The Cunning of hisTory The holocaust and the American futureRichard E. Rubenstein Introduction by William Styron

Richard Rubenstein writes of the holocaust, why it happened, why it happened when it

did, and why it may happen again and again.

“Rubenstein is forcing us to reinterpret the meaning of Auschwitz—especially, though not exclusively, from the standpoint of its existence as part of a continuum of slavery that has been engrafted for centuries onto the very body of Western civilization. . . . It is actually embedded deeply in a cultural tradition that stretches back to the Middle Passage from the coast of Africa, and beyond, to the enforced servitude in ancient Greece and Rome. Rubenstein is saying that we ignore this linkage, and the existence of the sleeping virus in the bloodstream of civilization, at the risk of our future.” —William Styron, from the Introduction Harper Perennial: 128 pp. 1987 978-0-06-132068-2 pb, $13.00 ($15.00 CAN.)

hoW good PeoPle MAke Tough ChoiCesresolving the dilemmas of ethical livingRushworth M. Kidder Should you take a much-needed vacation or save money for your children’s education? Should you protect the endangered owl or maintain jobs for loggers? The “right vs. right” dilemmas, in which neither choice is clearly or widely accepted as wrong, many times present obstacles that call for value-based decisions. Rushworth Kidder—the founder of the Institute for Global Ethics—teaches humans to think for themselves in order to resolve any ethical dilemma, from the personal to the philosophical.

“A thought-provoking guide to enlightened and progressive personal behavior.” —Jimmy Carter Harper paperbacks: 240 pp.; index. 2003 978-0-68-817590-0 pb, $13.95 ($16.50 CAN.)

HarperCollins • Philosophy16 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

MorAl CourAgeTaking Action When your values Are Put to the TestRushworth M. Kidder In a book rich with examples, Rushworth Kidder reveals that moral courage is the bridge between talking ethics and doing ethics. Defining it as a readiness to endure danger for the sake of principle, he explains that the courage to act is found at the intersection of three elements: action based on core values, awareness of the risks, and a willingness to endure necessary hardship. By exploring how moral courage spurs us to strive for core values, he demonstrates the benefits of ethical action to the individual and to society—and the severe consequences that can result from remaining morally dormant.

“An eloquent, impassioned plea to instill and cultivate moral courage throughout all of our work and personal lives.”—Booklist

Harper paperbacks: 320 pp.; index; illustrated 2006: 978-0-06-059156-4 pb, $13.95 ($16.50 CAN.)

PlATo, noT ProzAC! Applying eternal Wisdom to everyday ProblemsLou Marinoff When facing a dilemma—whether it’s handling a relationship, living ethically, dealing with a career change, or finding meaning in life—the world’s most important thinkers from centuries past will help guide you toward a solution compatible with your individual beliefs. From Kirkegaard’s thoughts on coping with death to the I Ching’s guidelines on adapting to change, Plato, Not Prozac! makes philosophy accessible and shows how to use it to solve everyday problems.

“Philosophy [to Marinoff] is the Lava bar of intellect—meant to be used every day, down to the nub.”—San Francisco Examiner

Harper paperbacks: 320 pp.; index. 2000 978-0-06-093136-0 pb, $13.00 ($15.00 CAN.)

The True BelieverEric Hoffer A stevedore on the San Francisco docks in the 1940s, Eric Hoffer wrote philosophical treatises in his spare time while living in the railroad yards. The True Believer—the first and most famous of his books—was made into a bestseller when President Eisenhower cited it during one of the earliest television press conferences. Completely relevant and essential for understanding the world today, The True Believer is a visionary, highly provocative look into the mind of the fanatic and a penetrating study of how an individual becomes one.

“This brilliant and original inquiry into the nature of mass movements is a genuine contribution to our social thought.” —Arthur Schlesinger Jr.

“It’s theme is political fanaticism, with which it deals severely and brilliantly.” —The New Yorker

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 192 pp. 2002: 978-0-06-050591-2 pb, $12.95 ($16.50 CAN.)

oBedienCe To AuThoriTyThe unique experiment That Challenged human natureStanley Milgram Foreword by Jerome S. Bruner

Half a century ago, social scientist Stanley Milgram carried out a series of experiments.

The “teacher” is told to administer electroshocks in progressively more painful degrees to the “learner.”

The teacher — unaware that the learner is an actor receiving no shocks at all — is the real focus of the study. These controversial and criticized experiments illustrate how people will obey authority regardless of consequences.

“[Milgram’s] investigations accomplish what we should expect of responsible social science: to inform the intellect without trivializing the phenomenon.”—Science

“One of the most significant books I have read in more than two decades of reviewing.” —Los Angeles Times

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 256 pp.; index; illustrated 2004 978-0-06-073728-3 pb, $14.95 ($17.50 CAN.)

huMAnThe science Behind What Makes us uniqueMichael Gazzaniga What happened along the evolutionary trail that made humans so unique? In his widely accessible style, Michael Gazzaniga looks to a broad

range of studies to pinpoint the change that made us thinking, sentient humans, different from our predecessors. In Human, Gazzaniga explores a number of related issues, including what makes human brains unique, the importance of language and art in defining the human condition, the nature of human consciousness, and even artificial intelligence. “Gazzaniga, a cognitive neuroscientist at the University of California, Santa Barbara (and one of the inventors of the field), takes us on a lively tour through the latest research on brain evolution.” —New York Times Book Review

“Michael Gazzaniga shares his considerable insight into the neuroscience of topics ranging from language and intelligence to the appreciation of beauty, in a way that is compelling and at the same time, clear. He combines broad understanding with informal exposition and great storytelling.” —Dr. Steven E. Hyman, Provost, Harvard UniversityEcco: 464 pp.; index. 2008 978-0-06-089288-3 hc, $27.50 ($29.50 CAN.)

Harper Perennial/Ecco: 464 pp.; index. 2009: 978-0-06-089289-0 pb, $16.95 (19.95 CAN.) Available in July 2009.

The eThiCAl BrAinThe science of our Moral dilemmasMichael S. Gazzaniga Preeminent neuroscientist Michael S. Gazzaniga presents the emerging social and ethical issues arising out of modern-day brain science and challenges the way we look at them. Questions about the moment when life technically begins and ends or about the morality of genetically designing babies are now relevant and timely. Our ever-increasing knowledge of the workings of the human brain can guide us in the formation of new moral principles in the twenty-first century.

“Gazzaniga addresses moral predicaments raised by developments in brain science. The result is stimulating.”—New York Times Book Review

“A thoughtful and accessible introduction to an entirely new domain of moral concern. Gazzaniga writes with verve and expertise about the fascinating issues that will confront us as our knowledge of the brain expands.” —Steven PinkerHarper Perennial: 240 pp.; index. 2006 978-0-06-088473-4 pb, $14.95 ($16.25 CAN.)

Philosophy of the Mind

HarperCollins • Philosophy17 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

Words & rulesThe ingredients of language Stephen PinkerBy picking a deceptively simple phenomenon—regular and irregular verbs—Steven Pinker connects an astonishing array of topics in the sciences and the humanities: the history of languages; the attempts to create language using computer simulations of neural networks; major ideas in the history of Western philosophy; and more. He makes sense of all this with the help of a single, powerful idea: that language comprises a mental dictionary of memorized words and a mental grammar of creative rules. His theory extends beyond language and offers insight in the very nature of the human mind.

“A gem.”—New York Times

“Pick up this book and prepare yourself for a delicious romp through everything interesting about words. . . . If you are not already a Steven Pinker addict, this book will make you one.” —Jared Diamond, Pulitzer Prize-winning author of Guns, Germs, and Steel

Harper Perennial: 368 pp.; illustrated 2000: 978-0-06-095840-4 pb, $15.00 ($17.50 CAN.)

lAnguAge insTinCThow the Mind Creates languageStephen PinkerIn this classic, the world’s expert on language and mind lucidly explains everything you always wanted to know about language: how it works, how children learn it, how it changes, how the brain computes it, and how it evolved. With deft use of examples of humor and wordplay, Steven Pinker weaves our vast knowledge of language into a compelling story: language is a human instinct, wired into our brains by evolution.

“A brilliant, witty, and altogether satisfying book.” —New York Times Book Review

“An excellent book full of wit and wisdom and sound judgment.”—Boston Globe

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 576 pp.; index. 2007 978-0-06-133646-1 pb, $15.95 ($19.95 CAN.)

floWThe Psychology of optimal experienceMihaly CsikszentmihalyiPsychologist Mihaly Csikszentmihalyi’s famous investigations of “optimal experience” have revealed that what makes an experience genuinely satisfying is a state of consciousness called flow. During flow, people typically experience deep enjoyment, creativity, and a total involvement with life. In this new edition of his groundbreaking classic work, Csikszentmihalyi demonstrates the way this positive state can be controlled, not just left to chance.

“Important. . . . Illuminates the way to happiness.” —New York Times Book Review

“A deep cultural critique . . . the manner in which Csikszentmihalyi integrates research on consciousness, personal psychology, and spirituality is illuminating.” —Los Angeles Times

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 336 pp. 2008: 978-0-06-133920-2 pb, $14.95 ($16.25 CAN.)

CreATiviTyflow and the Psychology of discovery and invention Mihaly CsikszentmihalyiDrawing on 100 interviews with exceptional people, from biologists and physicists to politicians and business leaders, poets and artists, as well as his 30 years of research on the subject, Csikszentmihalyi uses his famous theory to explore the creative process. He discusses such ideas as why creative individuals are often seen as selfish and arrogant, and why the tortured genius is largely a myth. Most important, he clearly explains why creativity needs to be cultivated

and is necessary for the future of our country, if not the world. Harper Perennial: 464 pp. 1997 978-0-06-092820-9 pb, $15.00 ($20.95 CAN.)

The evolving selfA Psychology for the Third MillenniumMihaly Csikszentmihalyi

“In this wise, humane inquiry, Csikszentmihalyi argues that genetically programmed behaviors that once helped humans adapt and multiply now threaten our survival. These traits include obsessions with food and sex, addiction to pleasure, excessive rationality and a tendency to focus on the negative. . . . He wants us to control the direction of human evolution by pursuing challenging activities that lead to greater complexity while opposing chaos and conformity.”—Publishers Weekly

“The Evolving Self suggests that only a collaborative effort of individuals willing to bring the creative zest of flow to the heard questions of moral choice will ensure a viable and harmonious future.” —San Franscisco Chronicle

Harper Perennial: 384 pp. 1994: 978-0-06-092192-7 pb, $15.00 ($17.50 CAN.)

The ProPheTsAbraham J. Heschel Introduction by Susannah Heschel

Author of the acclaimed Man Is Not Alone and God in Search of Man, Abraham Heschel is a seminal name in religious studies. A masterpiece of biblical scholarship, The Prophets provides a unique opportunity for readers of the Old Testament, both Christian and Jewish, to gain fresh and deep knowledge

of Israel’s prophetic movement. The author’s profound understanding of the prophets also opens the door to new insight into the philosophy of religion.

“A brilliant study of the Hebrew prophets, one of the most penetrating works . . . [of] our time.”—Will Herberg

“This book has monumental stature. It is fresh and vivid . . . aflame with prophetic vision.”—James Muilenburg Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 704 pp. 2001: 978-0-06-093699-0 pb, $19.95 ($23.50 CAN.)

jesusA story of enlightenmentDeepak Chopra

“The Jesus who is left out of the New Testament turns out to be in many ways the most important Jesus for modern times. His aspiration to find salvation vibrates in every heart. If it didn’t, the brief career of a controversial, largely despised rabbi on the outskirts of Jewish society wouldn’t mean much. Yet as we all know, that obscure rabbi became imbedded forever in myth and symbol. I don’t want the Jesus in this book to be worshipped, much less push him forward as definitive. The events of the tale are pure fiction. But at a deeper level, the Jesus in this book feels real because we’ve gotten a glimpse into his mind. One flash of insight answers many prayers. I hope the reader feels the same way, too.” —Deepak Chopra from the Author’s NoteHarperOne: 288 pp. 2008 978-0-06-144873-7 hc, $24.95 ($26.95 CAN.)

Religion & Philosophy

HarperCollins • Philosophy18 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

MeisTer eCkhArTThe Celebrated 14th-Century Mystic and scholasticTranslated by Raymond B. Blakney

In this one-of-a-kind book, Raymond Blakney presents a background into the revered Meister Eckhart’s life and work. Meister Eckhart includes Eckhart’s talks of instruction; the Book of Divine Comfort; Aristocrat; About Disinterest; and 28 sermons; fragments; legends; and a short bibliography.

“A mountain peak, or such a religious genius as Eckhart, can be approached from many valleys and appreciated by differing seekers for truths.” —Christian Century

“Deserves careful consideration by all who want to understand the views to which speculative mysticism leads.” —Crozer Quarterly

HarperOne: 368 pp. 1957 978-0-06-130008-0 pb, $15.95 ($17.50 CAN.)

PuriTy of heArT is to Will one ThingSøren KierkegaardTranslated by Douglas V. Steere

One of Kierkegaard’s most accessible works, Purity of Heart takes a deep look into human motivations in life and faith, providing the “equivalent of shock therapy” (Chad Walsh, The Living Church).

“To read this book with care is to know oneself pursued by ‘The Hound of Heaven.’ Purity

of Heart is one of the many books in which Kierkegaard sought to rescue the individual from ‘massification’ by compelling him to stand alone before God.” —Howard A. Johnson, The Review of Religion

Harper Perennial: 224 pp. 1956 978-0-06-130004-2 pb, $15.00 ($17.50 CAN.)

Works of love some Christian reflections in the form of discourses Søren KierkegaardTranslated by Howard and Edna Hong

Preface by Ronald Gregor Smith

“His single greatest work on Christian ethics.” —Douglas V. Steere

“Socratic Christian or Christian Socrates, Kierkegaard has in this work come closer than anywhere else to an authentic non-pseudonymous picture of his faith—and of himself in his inmost soul. Read Works of Love

first; read all his other writings; finally, read Works of Love.” —Donald H. Rhoades, Interpretation

Harper Perennial: 384 pp. 1964 978-0-06-130122-3 pb, $16.00 ($19.00 CAN.)

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 384 pp. 2009: 978-0-06-171327-9 pb, $14.95 ($16.25 CAN.)

New edition Available in March 2009.

religion WiThin The liMiTs of reAson AloneImmanuel KantTranslated with an Introduction and Notes by Theodore M. Greene and Hoyt H. Hudson

A work of major importance in the history of Western

religious thought, Religion Within the Limits of Reason Alone represents the great philosopher Immanuel Kant’s attempt to spell out the form and content of a type of religion grounded in moral reason that met the needs of an ethical life. His strictly rational approach was considered so scandalous that the King of Prussia forbid him to teach or write further on religious subjects, which

Kant obeyed until the king’s death.

“Indispensable to students of ethics, important for theologians, and significant for all who are concerned about the human condition.”—H. Richard Niebuhr

“A great work in the history of philosophical theology.”—Morton White, Professor Emeritus, Institute for Advanced Study, Princeton UniversityHarperOne: 352 pp. 2008 978-0-06-130067-7 pb, $15.95 ($17.95 CAN.)

dynAMiCs of fAiThPaul Tillich Introduction by Marion Pauck

One of the greatest books ever written on the subject, Dynamics of Faith is the ultimate primer in the philosophy of religion. Paul Tillich, a leading theologian of the twentieth century, explores the idea of faith in all its dimensions, while defining the concept in the process.

“A good introduction for those who would like to get acquainted with [Tillich], an important clarification of his thought for those who have struggled through his earlier books, and an important essay in its own right.” —Albert C. Outler

“A little classic. . . . His analyses of the purely intellectual, emotion, and volitional interpretations of the dynamics of faith are superbly subtle in distinguishing what is true from what is false in each position. . . . Reveals the astounding virtuosity of the man and the thinker.”—Reinhold NiebuhrHarper Perennial Modern Classics: 176 pp. 2001: 978-0-06-093713-3 pb, $14.95 ($16.50 CAN.)

WAiTing for godSimone WeilEmerging from thought-provoking discussions and correspondence Simone Weil had with the Reverend Father Perrin, this classic collection of essays contains her most profound meditations on

the relationship of human life to the realm of the transcendent. An enlightening introduction by Leslie Fiedler examines Weil’s extraordinary roles as a philosophy teacher turned mystic.

“[Weil’s] writing is unmatched for surprising, sometimes shocking, spiritual insight.” —New York Times

“Simone Weil has become a legend and her writings are regarded as a classic document of our period.” —The New Yorker

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 192 pp. 2001: 978-0-06-095970-8 pb, $13.00 ($15.00 CAN.)

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 208 pp. 2009: 978-0-06-171896-0 pb, $13.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

New edition Available in April 2009.

The TruTh of CATholiCisM Ten Controversies exploredGeorge Weigel What does being a Catholic mean? Is there a distinctively Catholic way of seeing things? What does the Catholic Church teach about the human condition—about our lives, our loves, and our destiny? In The Truth of Catholicism, best-selling author George Weigel explores these perennial questions through the prism of ten contemporary controversies.

HarperCollins • Philosophy19 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

“An excellent resource for anyone curious enough about Catholicism to look behind the headlines.” —Publishers Weekly

“Weigel is able to shed some much-needed light on the relevance of Catholicism in the modern world.” —Booklist

HarperCollins: 208 pp. 2001 978-0-06-621330-9 hc, $24.00 ($28.00 CAN.)

dogMATiCs in ouTlineKarl Barth

“It is impossible to read these volcanic pages without being impressed by the fact that here is a prophet absolutely certain that the hidden God has revealed Himself in His Son in the world of space and time in a manner which challenges men to the decisive venture of faith.”—Journal of Theological Studies

“Whatever may be our personal attitude towards the [Barthian] movement, it represents a leading, if not dominant, trend in current Protestant theology, and as such needs to be understood by all teachers of religion. And no better or more authoritative summary of its teaching is to be found than that given us by Barth in his Dogmatics in

Outline.”—Crozer Quarterly

“An excellent summary of and introduction to Berthian theology.” —The Times Literary Supplement (London)Harper Perennial: 160 pp. 1959 978-0-06-130056-1 pb, $13.00 ($15.00 CAN.)

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin

The divine Milieu The essential companion to Pierre Teilhard de Chardin’s The Phenomenom of Man, The Divine Milieu expands on the spiritual message so basic to his thought. He shows how man’s spiritual life can become a participation in the destiny of the universe. Teilhard de Chardin—geologist, priest, and major voice in twentieth-century

Christianity—probes the ultimate meaning of all physical exploration and the fruit of his own inner life.

“Along with The Phenomenon of Man, The Divine Milieu will be one of the few really inspiring books that will be remembered after the dust of a century has settled on many of its companions.”—Commonweal

“Extraordinary.”—Karl Stein Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 192 pp.; index. 2001 978-0-06-093725-6 pb, $14.00 ($16.50 CAN.)

The PhenoMenon of MAnIntroduction by Sir Julian Huxley

Pierre Teilhard de Chardin, one of the most distinguished thinkers and scientists of our time, fits into no familiar category for he was at once a biologist and

a paleontologist of world renown and also a Jesuit priest. He applied his whole life, his tremendous intellect, and his great spiritual faith to building a philosophy that would reconcile Christian theology with the scientific theory of evolution, to relate the facts of religious experience to those of natural science. The Phenomenon of Man is Pierre Teilhard’s most important book and contains the quintessence of his thought.

“A work of major importance for science and philosophy. The book attempts to provide a coherent vision of the process of evolution starting from the formation of our planet through the emergence of life, and later, thought, to an imagined end state or Omega Point.”—Review of Metaphysics

”A great man of science and a great soul. His work gives our generation the comprehensive view it sorely needs.”—Arnold J. ToynbeeHarper Perennial Modern Thought: 320 pp.; index. 2008 978-0-06-163265-5 pb, $14.95 (n/a CAN.)

Huston Smith

The World’s religionsHuston Smith’s masterpiece explores the essential elements and teaching of the world’s predominant faiths, including Hinduism, Buddhism, Confucianism,

Taoism, Islam, Judaism, Christianity, and the native traditions of the Americas, Australia, Africa, and Oceania. Emphasizing the inner—rather than institutional—dimensions of these religions, Smith devotes special attention to Zen and Tibetan Buddhism, Sufism, and the teachings of Jesus. He convincingly conveys the unique appeal and gifts of each of the traditions and reveals their hold on the human heart and imagination.

“Huston Smith’s classic on the world’s religions has justifiably become as venerable as the old texts he studies. . . . . I urge all readers to make it the core of their home library.”—Thomas Moore, author of Care of the Soul

“Intelligent, clearly written . . . reveals the spirit of each faith.” —New York Times Book Review

HarperOne: 416 pp. 2006 978-0-06-250811-9 pb, $16.95 ($18.50 CAN.)

The illusTrATed World’s religions A guide to our Wisdom TraditionsHarperOne: 256 pp. 1995 978-0-06-067440-3 pb, $24.95 ($28.00 CAN.)

TAles of WonderAdventures Chasing the divine, an AutobiographyForeword by Pico Iyer Tales of Wonder is the personal story of the man who taught a nation about the great faiths of the world and his fascinating encounters with the people who helped shape the 20th century. Among the many amazing events and people, Tales of Wonder includes Smith’s stories of being raised by Christian missionary parents in China during the rise of the Chinese Communist Party, attending the first meeting of the United Nations, inviting Rev. Martin Luther King Jr. to Washington University, doing hallucinogens with Timothy Leary and discussing metaphysics with Ram Dass and Andrew Weil. This autobiography tells the story of Smith’s experiences of historic turning points and encounters with many of the people that shaped the 20th century. HarperOne: 240 pp.; illustrated 2009 978-0-06-115426-3 hc, $26.95 ($32.95 CAN.) Available in May 2009.

Why religion MATTersThe fate of the human spirit in an Age of disbeliefHuston Smith delivers a passionate, timely message: The human spirit is being suffocated by the dominant materialistic worldview of our times. Smith champions a society in which religion is once again treasured and authentically practiced as the vital source of human wisdom.

“Truly a book of wisdom to accompany readers . . . into the light of a new millennium.” —Library Journal

“An intellectually exciting book, as accessible to the layman as to the scholar.” —Los Angeles Times

HarperOne: 304 pp. 2006 978-0-06-067102-0 pb, $14.95 ($17.50 CAN.)

HarperCollins • Philosophy20 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

forgoTTen TruThThe Common vision of the World’s religionsThis classic companion to The World’s Religions articulates the remarkable unity that underlies the world’s great religious traditions.

“Smith’s style reflects his subject; he is by turns a mystic sage, a poet, and above all a philosopher.” —Publishers Weekly

“The single best introduction to religion ever written. . . . Monumental.”—Re-Vision

HarperOne: 192 pp. 1993 978-0-06-250787-7 pb, $14.95 ($16.50 CAN.)

soul of ChrisTiAniTyrestoring the great Tradition HarperOne: 224 pp. 2006 978-0-06-085835-3 pb, $14.95 ($19.50 CAN.)

BuddhisMA Concise Introduction

HarperOne: 256 pp. 2004 978-0-06-073067-3 pb, $12.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

islAMA Concise Introduction

HarperOne: 112 pp. 2001 978-0-06-009557-4 pb, $9.95 ($11.95 CAN.)

C.S. Lewis

Mere ChrisTiAniTyForeword by Kathleen Norris

A forceful and accessible discussion of Christian belief that has become one of the most popular introductions to Christianity, Mere

Christianity brings together Lewis’s legendary broadcast talks of the war years, talks in which he set out simply to “explain and defend the belief that has been common to nearly all Christians at all times.” A collection of scintillating brilliance that remains strikingly fresh for the modern reader, Mere Christianity uncovers common ground upon which all Christians can stand together.

“I read Lewis for comfort and pleasure many years ago, and a glance into the books revives my old admiration.”—John Updike

“C. S. Lewis is the ideal persuader for the half-convinced, for the good man who would like to be a Christian but finds his intellect getting in the way.” —Anthony Burgess, New York Times Book Review

HarperOne: 256 pp. 2001 978-0-06-065292-0 pb, $12.95 ($13.95 CAN.)

The sCreWTAPe leTTersA masterpiece of satire, this classic has entertained and enlightened readers the world over with its sly and ironic portrayal of human life and foibles from the vantage point of Screwtape, a highly placed assistant to “Our Father Below.” At once wildly comic, deadly serious, and strikingly original, C.S. Lewis gives us the correspondence of the worldly-wise old devil to his nephew

Wormwood, a novice demon in charge of securing the damnation of an ordinary young man.

“If wit and wisdom, style and scholarship are requisites to passage through the pearly gates, Mr. Lewis will be among the angels.” —The New Yorker

HarperOne: 224 pp. 2001 978-0-06-065293-7 pb, $12.95 ($13.95 CAN.)

The ABoliTion of MAnHarperOne: 128 pp. 2009 978-0-06-065294-4 pb, $11.95 ($12.95 CAN.)

george MACdonAldAn Anthology: 365 readings HarperOne: 224 pp. 2009 978-0-06-065319-4 pb, $12.95 ($12.00 CAN.)

The greAT divorCeHarperOne: 106 pp. 2009 978-0-06-065295-1 pb, $12.95 ($13.95 CAN.)

A grief oBserved Foreword by Madeleine L’Engle

HarperOne: 112 pp. 2009 978-0-06-065238-8 pb, $11.95 ($13.95 CAN.)

MirAClesHarperOne: 304 pp. 2009 978-0-06-065301-9 pb, $13.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

The ProBleM of PAin HarperOne: 176 pp. 2009 978-0-06-065296-8 pb, $12.95 ($14.50 CAN.)

WeighT of gloryHarperOne: 208 pp. 2009 978-0-06-065320-0 pb, $11.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

finding dArWin’s god A scientist’s search for Common ground Between god and evolution Kenneth R. Miller

“Can evolution and God coexist? With powerful logic and evidence, Kenneth Miller, a distinguished biologist and believer, develops an affirmative answer. Finding

Darwin’s God is an artfully constructed argument against both those who deny evolution and those using science to justify a materialist worldview. Yet it is a book for all readers. . . . Miller has an uncanny gift for expressing profound ideas in clear and graceful prose.”—Francisco J. Ayala, Donald Bren Professor of Biological Sciences, University of California, Irvine

“Written with sharp wit and in pungent prose, Finding Darwin’s God redefines the entire debate.” —Jacob Neusner, Distinguished Professor of Religious Studies, University of South Florida and Bard College

“Compelling, presented in terms that any layman could understand . . . never condescending or dull.” —Christian Science Monitor

Harper Perennial: 368 pp.; index; illustrated 2007: 978-0-06-123350-0 pb, $14.95 ($17.50 CAN.)

sAving dArWinhow to Be a Christian and Believe in evolutionKarl GibersonForeword by Francis S. Collins

Through historical analysis from Darwin to the present, a scientist who believes firmly in evolution and Christianity shows that it is quite possible to be a Christian who believes in evolution.

“Karl Giberson here presents a poignant account of his Christian pilgrimage from Creationist to Evolutionist. Along the way he details America’s own pilgrimage from Darwin to Dover, what is not so much a

HarperCollins • Philosophy21 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

scientific dispute as our leading culture war. He offers a sympathetic historical analysis laced with trenchant criticism of both misguided intelligent design advocates and hard core atheists.” —Owen Gingerich, author of God’s Universe, Professor Emeritus of Astronomy & History of Science, Harvard UniversityHarperOne: 256 pp. 2008 978-0-06-122878-0 hc, $24.95 ($26.95 CAN.)

HarperOne: 256 pp. 2009 978-0-06-144173-8 pb, $14.95 ($16.25 CAN.) Available in June 2009.

There is A godhow the World’s Most notorious Atheist Changed his MindAntony Flew with Roy Abraham VargheseFlew was a pioneer for modern atheism. His famous paper, “Theology and

Falsification,” was first presented at a meeting of the Oxford Socratic Club chaired by C. S. Lewis and went on to become the most widely reprinted philosophical publication of the last five decades. Flew earned his fame by arguing that one should presuppose atheism until evidence of a God surfaces. He now believes that such evidence exists, and There Is a God chronicles his journey from staunch atheism to unlikely believer. Flew provides a riveting analysis of the influential arguments of such luminaries as Charles Darwin, Stephen Hawking, Bertrand Russell, Richard Dawkins, and Francis Collins—and he comments on such issues as evolution, intelligent design, creationism, science and faith, and the role of religion in our world today.

“Perhaps what provides the deepest satisfaction in reading this philosophical memoir is the author’s transparent integrity, so habitual over a productive lifetime as to be, as Aristotle would have it, second nature. How shrill and self-absorbed are the opposing works of a Dawkins or a Dennett by comparison…. Flew’s exposition will be a source for reflective inquiry for many, many years. In his youth he was led by brave Socrates. Now older, he will serve as a model for others.” —Daniel N. Robinson, Philosophy Department, Oxford UniversityHarperOne: 256 pp. 2007 978-0-06-133529-7 hc, $24.95 ($28.95 CAN.)

HarperOne: 256 pp. 2009 978-0-06-133530-3 pb, $14.95 ($17.95 CAN.)

shAkesPeAre’s PhilosoPhydiscovering the Meaning Behind the PlaysColin McGinnFocusing on Shakespeare’s six most regarded plays— A Midsummer Night’s Dream, Hamlet, Othello,

Macbeth, King Lear, and The Tempest—noted philosopher Colin McGinn provides a brilliant analysis of the major philosophical themes embedded in the Bard’s work, including the nature and persistence of the self, the existence and nature of evil, and the power of language to influence and shape the human mind.

“Colin McGinn has written a clear, spare book that illuminates Shakespeare’s role as a thinker in his time—and for all time.” —Chicago Sun-Times

“McGinn is an ingenious philosopher who thinks like a laser and writes like a dream.” —Steven Pinker, author of The Language Instinct

Harper Perennial: 240 pp.; index. 2007 978-0-06-085616-8 pb, $13.95 ($16.50 CAN.)

The lAsT leCTureRandy Pausch with Jeffery ZaslowA lot of professors give talks titled “The Last Lecture.” Professors are asked to consider their demise and to ruminate on what matters most to them. And while they speak, audiences can’t help but mull the same question: What wisdom would we impart to the world if we knew it was our last chance? If we had to vanish tomorrow, what would we want as our legacy? When Randy Pausch, a computer science professor at Carnegie Mellon, was asked to give such a lecture, he didn’t have to imagine it as his last, since he had recently been diagnosed with terminal cancer. But the lecture he gave—“Really Achieving Your Childhood Dreams”—wasn’t about dying. It was about the importance of overcoming obstacles, of enabling the dreams of others, of seizing every moment. It was a summation of everything Randy had come to believe. It was about living. In this book, Randy Pausch has combined the humor, inspiration and intelligence that made his lecture such a phenomenon and given it an indelible form. It is a book that will be shared for generations to come.Professor Pausch lost his battle with pancreatic cancer on July 25th, 2008.Hyperion: 224 pp.; illustrated. 2008 978-1-40-132325-7 hc, $21.95

Visit www.thelastlecture.com.

jesusA story of enlightenmentDeepak Chopra

“The Jesus who is left out of the New Testament turns out to be in many ways the most important Jesus for modern times. His aspiration to find salvation vibrates in every heart. If it didn’t, the brief career of a controversial, largely despised rabbi on the outskirts of Jewish society wouldn’t mean much. Yet as we all know, that obscure rabbi became imbedded forever in myth and symbol. I don’t want the Jesus in this book to be worshipped, much less push him forward as definitive. The events of the tale are pure fiction. But at a deeper level, the Jesus in this book feels real because we’ve gotten a glimpse into his mind. One flash of insight answers many prayers. I hope the reader feels the same way, too.”—Deepak Chopra from the Author’s NoteHarperOne: 288 pp. 2008 978-0-06-144873-7 hc, $24.95 ($26.95 CAN.)

BuddhAA story of enlightenmentDeepak ChopraBestselling author Deepak Chopra brings the Buddha back to life in this gripping novel of the young prince who abandoned his inheritance to discover his true calling. This iconic journey changed the world forever, and the truths revealed continue to influence every corner of the globe today.

“The Buddha’s story is compelling and . . . Chopra captures the essence of the spiritual seeker.” —Booklist

HarperOne: 288 pp. 2008 978-0-06-087881-8 pb, $14.95 ($16.25 CAN.)

Philosophy in Literature

HarperCollins • Philosophy22 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

lAMB The gospel According to Biff, Christ’s Childhood Pal Christopher MooreNo one knows about the early life of the Son of God, the missing years—except Biff, the Messiah’s best bud, who has been resurrected to tell the story in the divinely hilarious yet heartfelt work “reminiscent of Vonnegut and Douglas Adams” (Philadelphia Inquirer). The story Biff has to tell is a miraculous one, filled with remarkable journeys, magic, healings, kung fu, corpse reanimations, demons, and hot babes.

“Lamb is hysterical, sexy, and really deeply moving: Moore performs a sleight-of-hand, a balancing act, of fiendish exactitude—not an ounce of bathos too much, not a shred of potential heresy for anyone who takes the story too seriously, not a joke-op missed.” —Gregory Maquire, author of Wicked and Son of a Witch

“[Moore’s] most ambitious book.” —East Bay Express

“An instant classic. . . . Terrific, funny, and poignant.”—Rocky Mountain News

Harper paperbacks: 464 pp. 2004 978-0-38-081381-0 R1 pb, $13.95 ($16.50 CAN.)

The unBeArABle lighTness of BeingMilan KunderaThis “work of the boldest mastery, originality, and richness” (Elizabeth Hardwick) tells the story of a young woman in love with

a man torn between his love for her and his incorrigible womanizing. In a world in which lives are shaped by irrevocable choices and by

fortuitous events, a world in which everything occurs but once, existence seems to lose its substance, its weight. Hence, we feel “the unbearable lightness of being” not only as the consequence of one’s pristine actions but also in the public sphere, where the two inevitably intertwine.

“Brilliant. . . . A work of high modernist playfulness and deep pathos.” —Janet Malcolm, New York Review of Books

“Kundera has raised the novel of ideas to a new level of dreamlike lyricism and emotional intensity.”—Jim Miller, Newsweek Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 320 pp.2005: 978-0-06-093213-8 pb, $13.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

When nieTzsChe WePT A novel of obsessionIrvin D.YalomIn nineteenth-century Vienna, Josef Breuer, one of the founding fathers of psychoanalysis, is at the height of his career. Friedrich Nietzsche, Europe’s greatest philosopher, is on the brink of suicidal despair. When he agrees to treat Nietzsche with his experimental “talking cure,” Breuer never expects that he too will find solace in their sessions. In When Nietzsche Wept, Irvin Yalom blends fact and fiction, atmosphere and suspense, to unfold an unforgettable story about the redemptive power of friendship.

“A pleasure to read both for its intriguing cross-discussion of philosophy and emerging psychotherapy, and for its powerful evocation of the eccentric characters of Nietzsche and Breuer.” —San Francisco Chronicle

Harper Perennial: 320 pp. 2005 978-0-06-074812-8 pb, $14.95 ($18.95 CAN.)

The sChoPenhAuer Cure Irvin YalomSuddenly confronted with his own mortality, eminent psychotherapist Julius Hertzfeld is forced to reexamine his life and work. He seeks out Philip Slate, a sex addict whom he failed to help some twenty years earlier.

Yet Philip claims to be cured—miraculously transformed by the pessimistic teachings of German philosopher Arthur Schopenhauer—and is, himself, a philosophical counselor in training. Julius invites Philip to join his intensive therapy group. But with mere months left to live, time may be far too short to help Philip. And then again, it might be just long enough.

“Yalom’s melding of philosophy . . . psychiatry, and literature results in an engaging novel of ideas.” —San Francisco Chronicle

“The world’s first accurate group therapy novel, a mesmerizing story of two men’s search for meaning.” —Greensboro News & Record

Harper Perennial: 384 pp. 2006 978-0-06-093810-9 pb, $13.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

PhilosoPher’s APPrenTiCeJim MorrowA brilliant philosopher with a talent for self-destruction, Mason Ambrose agrees to help billionaire geneticist Dr. Edwina Sabacthani’s beautiful and intelligent adolescent daughter, Londa, who has recently survived a freak accident that destroyed both her memory and her sense of right and wrong. Ambrose attempts to recalibrate her moral compass with the help of Western civilization’s greatest ethical thinkers, living and dead. As her head becomes crammed with lofty ideals, Londa undertakes to remake our fallen world in her own image—by any and all means necessary.

“[A] tumultuous take on humanity, philosophy and ethics that is as hilarious as it is outlandish.”—Kirkus Reviews

“[A] hyperkinetic mishmash of horror story, sci-fi yarn, Renaissance allegory, Greek myth and modern morality tale . . . rollicking . . . ingenious . . . it’s the fiction equivalent of a roller coaster ride, where readers are meant to hold on tight and enjoy the giddy thrills of an over-the-top and overeducated plot.” —Maureen Corrigan, NPR’s “Fresh Air”

Harper Perennial: 448 pp. 2009: 978-0-06-135145-7 pb, $15.95 ($17.25 CAN.)

Available in February 2009.

our ToWn Thornton Wilder Foreword by Donald Margulies Afterword with Documentary Material Edited by Tappan WilderFirst produced and published in 1938, this Pulitzer Prize–winning drama of life in the small village of Grover’s Corners, an allegorical representation of all life, has become an American classic. It is Thornton Wilder’s most renowned and most frequently performed play.

“Wilder’s unfashionable insistence on embracing wonders as well as woe is both gallant and exhilarating. . . . [Our Town] leaves us with a sense of blessing, and the unspoken but palpable command to achieve gratitude in what remains of our days on Earth.”—John Lahr, The New Yorker

Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 208 pp.; illustrated. 2003: 978-0-06-051263-7 pb, $10.95 ($13.95 CAN.)

The Bridge of sAn luis rey Thornton Wilder Foreword by Russell Banks Afterword by Tappan WilderOn Friday noon, July the twentieth, 1714, the finest bridge in all Peru broke and precipitated five travelers into the gulf below. By chance, a monk witnesses the tragedy. Brother Juniper then embarks on a quest to prove that it was divine intervention rather than chance that led to the deaths of those who perished in the tragedy. His search leads to his own death—and to the author’s timeless investigation into the nature of love and the meaning of the human condition.

HarperCollins • Philosophy23 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

“As close to perfect a moral fable as we are likely to get in American literature.” —Russell Banks, from the Foreword Harper Perennial Modern Classics: 160 pp. 2003: 978-0-06-008887-3 pb, $12.95 ($13.95 CAN.)

AnATheMNeal StephensonAnathem follows the life of Fraa Erasmas, a young avout living in the Concent of Saunt Edhar, a sanctuary for mathematicians, scientists, and philosophers, protected from

the corrupting influences of the outside “saecular” world by ancient stone, honored traditions, and complex rituals. Now, in celebration of the week-long, once-in-a-decade rite of Apert, the fraas and suurs prepare to venture beyond the concent’s gates. Erasmas eagerly anticipates reconnecting with the landmarks and family he hasn’t seen since he was “collected.” But before the week is out, both the existence he abandoned and the one he embraced will stand poised on the brink of cataclysmic change.

“Stephenson’s expansive storytelling echoes Walter Miller’s classic A Canticle for Leibowitz, the space operas of Larry Niven and the cultural meditations of Douglas Hofstadter – a heady mix of antecedents that makes for long stretches of dazzling entertainment.” —Publishers Weekly

William Morrow: 960 pp.; illustrated 2008: 978-0-06-147409-5 hc, $29.95 ($31.95 CAN.)

Visit www.nealstephenson.com.

The ArT of rACing in The rAinGarth SteinEnzo knows he is different from other dogs: a philosopher with a nearly human soul, he has educated himself by watching television extensively, and by listening very closely to the words

of his master, Denny Swift, an up-and-coming race car driver. Having learned what it takes to be a compassionate and successful person, the wise canine can barely wait until his next lifetime, when he is sure he will return as a man.

“This old soul of a dog has much to teach us about being human. I loved this book.” —Sara Gruen, author of Water for Elephants

“Moving…. Enzo…folds thrilling track scenes and driving lessons into the terse family drama….Readers will…delight in Enzo’s wild, original voice; his aching insights into the limitations and joys of the canine and human worlds; and his infinite capacity for love.”—Booklist

Harper: 336 pp. 2008 978-0-06-153793-6 hc, $23.95

Paperback available in June 2009. Harper paperbacks: 336 pp. 2009 978-0-06-153796-7 pb, $14.95 ($16.25 CAN.)

Paulo Coelho

The AlCheMisTA modern classic, universally admired, The Alchemist is the magical story of Santiago, an Andalusian shepherd boy who yearns to travel in search of a worldly treasure as extravagant as any ever found.

From his home in Spain, he journeys to the markets of Tangiers and across the Egyptian desert to a fateful encounter with the alchemist. The story of the treasures Santiago finds along the way teaches us, as only a few stories have done, about the essential wisdom of listening to our hearts, learning to read the omens strewn along life’s path, and, above all, following our dreams.

“This Brazilian wizard makes books disappear fom stores.”—New York Times

“Beneath this novel’s compelling story and the shimmering elegance with which it’s told lies a bedrock of wisdom about following one’s heart.” —Booklist

HarperOne: 208 pp. 2006 978-0-06-112241-5 pb, $13.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

lifeselected QuotationsLife is an inspirational collection of quotations on the essence of life from one of the best-loved authors of our time. It contains inspirational quotes from such beloved Coelho titles as Eleven Minutes, The Valkyries, The Devil and Miss Prym, The Zahir, and The Alchemist. Illustrated with full-color artwork by the renowned Norwegian artist Anne Kristin Hagesaether, this is a visually stunning and enlightening look into Coelho’s extraordinary perspective on life.

Harper: 124 pp.; illustrated 2007 978-0-06-137481-4 hc, $16.95 ($21.50 CAN.)

WArrior of The lighTA ManualWarrior of the Light: A Manual is an inspirational companion to The Alchemist. Every short passage invites us to live out our dreams, to embrace the uncertainty of life, and to rise to our own unique destiny. “[Coelho’s] books have had a life-enhancing impact on millions of people.” —The Times (London) Harper Perennial: 150 pp. 2004 978-0-06-052798-3 pb, $11.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

BridAA novel Harper: 224 pp. 2008 978-0-06-157893-9 hc, $24.95 ($26.95 CAN.)

By The river PiedrA i sAT doWn And WePTA novel of forgivenessHarper Perennial: 208 pp. 2006 978-0-06-112209-5 pb, $13.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

The devil And Miss PryMA novel of TemptationHarper Perennial: 224 pp. 2007 978-0-06-052800-3 pb, $13.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

eleven MinuTesA novelHarper Perennial: 320 pp. 2005 978-0-06-058928-8 pb, $13.95 ($16.50 CAN.)

fifTh MounTAinHarper Perennial: 256 pp. 2000 978-0-06-093013-4 pb, $13.95 ($17.50 CAN.)

HarperCollins • Philosophy24 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

The MAgiCiAnA Biography of Paulo CoelhoFernando MoraisHarperOne: 256 pp. 2009 978-0-06-171888-5 hc, $26.95 ($28.95 CAN.) Available in September 2009.

The PilgriMAgeHarperOne: 272 pp. 2000 978-0-06-251279-6 pb, $13.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

The vAlkyries HarperOne: 224 pp. 2000 978-0-06-251334-2 pb, $13.95 ($16.50 CAN.)

veronikA deCides To dieA novel of redemptionHarper Perennial: 240 pp. 2006 978-0-06-112426-6 pb, $13.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

The Winner sTAnds AloneHarper: 256 pp. 2009 978-0-06-175044-1 pb, $25.95 ($31.95 CAN.) Available in April 2009.

The WiTCh of PorToBello A novel Harper Perennial: 312 pp. 2008 978-0-06-133881-6 pb, $13.95 ($14.95 CAN.)

The zAhirA novel of obsessionHarper Perennial: 336 pp. 2006 978-0-06-083281-0 pb, $13.95 ($16.50 CAN.)

Visit www.paulocoelho.com.

Reference

MAsTerPieCes of World PhilosoPhyFrank N. Magill For many, philosophy is a difficult, almost unapproachable field—just understanding it seems to require more knowledge than most students and general readers could possible have. That’s how Masterpieces of World Philosophy can help you to truly grasp the ideas of Aristotle and Aquinas, Confucius and Camus: it examines and summarizes nearly one hundred influential works through critical essays that focus on their themes and major points. Each essay explains the historical background of the work, the life of its author, and its influence on modern thought. Alternative views of the philosopher’s ideas are provided through reviews of important critical works, and reading lists help you find sources for additional information. Collins: 704 pp. 1991 978-0-06-270051-3 hc, $48.95 ($57.50 CAN.)

hArPerCollins diCTionAry of PhilosoPhy, seCond ediTionin-depth explanations and examples Covering More than 3,000 entries Peter A. Angeles HarperCollins Dictionary of Philosophy helps provides a single source of clear and understandable definitions of philosophic terms. Emphasis is on the areas most commonly covered in introductory philosophy courses: epistemology, metaphysics, logic, ethics, aesthetics and the philosophies of religion and politics.Collins: 352 pp. 1992 978-0-06-461026-1 pb, $17.00 ($20.00 CAN.)

HarperCollins • Philosophy25 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

AAbolition of Man, The 21Against the Stream 11Alchemist, The 24Anathem 24Angeles 25Animal Liberation 16Art & Physics 13Art of Living, The 4Art of Loving, The 9Art of Racing in the Rain, The 24Art of War, The 10,15Awakening of Intelligence, The 11

BBarad 16Barbour 12Barth 20Basic Writings 7Beauvoir 8Being and Time 7Big Bang, The Buddha, and The

Baby Boom, The 11Blue and Brown Books, The 7Bohm 11Book of Life, The 11Brave New World 8Brave New World and

Brave New World Revisited 8Brave New World Revisted 8Brida 24Bridge of San Luis Rey, The 23

Briggs 13Brown 11Buddha 10, 22Buddhism 10, 21By the River Piedra I Sat Down

and Wept 24

CCapitalism, Socialism, and Democracy 14Chopra 10, 18, 22Coelho 24Creativity 18Csikszentmihalyi 18Cunning of History, The 16Curtis 13, 14

DDancing Wu Li Masters 13de Chardin 20Democracy in America 15Democracy in America

(Abridged Edition) 15Devil and Miss Prym, The 24Discourse on Thinking 7Divine Milieu, The 20Dogmatics in Outline 20Doors of Perception and Heaven

and Hell, The 8Dynamics of Faith 19Dyson 13

EEdmonds 7Education and the Significance of Life 11Eleven Minutes 24Emerson 5Emerson’s Essays 5Ending of Time, The 11Epictetus 4

Ethical Brain, The 16, 17Ethics in an Age of Technology 12Ethics of Star Trek, The 16Evolving Self, The 18Explaining Hitler 14

FFifth Mountain 24Finding Darwin’s God 21First and Last Freedom, The 11Flew 9Flow 18Forgotten Truth 21Forstater 4Freedom from the Known 12Freedom in Exile 10Freud 6Freud: Inventor of the Modern Mind 6Fromm 9

GGazzaniga 16, 17George MacDonald 21Goldstein 10Great Divorce, The 21Great Political Theories, Volume 1, The 13Great Political Theories, Volume 2, The 14Greek Philosophers, The 4Grief Observed, A 21Groundwork of the Metaphysics

of Morals 4, 15Guide for the Perplexed 15Guthrie 4

HHarperCollins Dictionary of Philosophy,

2nd Edition 25Hegel 4Hegel: The Essential Writings 4

Heidegger 5, 6, 7Heisenberg 13Heschel 18Hoffer 14, 17How Good People Make Tough Choices 16Human 17

IIllustrated World’s Relgions, The 20Infinite in All Directions 13Interpretation of Dreams, The 6Islam 21Island 8

JJesus 18, 22

KKant 4, 15Kidder 16, 17Kierkegaard 5, 19King 14Krishnamurti 11Krishnamurti to Himself 12

LLamb 23Language Instinct 18Lao Tzu 10Last Lecture, The 22Lessing 9Levine 11Lewis 21Life 24Living I Ching, The 10

Index

HarperCollins • Philosophy26 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

MMachiavelli 14Magician, The 25Magill 25Major Works 6Makari 6Making of a Philosopher, The 9Manual for Living, A 4Marinoff 17Masterpieces of World Philosophy 25McGinn 9, 22Meeting Life 12Meister Eckhart 19Memoirs of a Dutiful Daughter 8Mere Christianity 21Milgram 17Miller 21Ming-Dao 10Miracles 21Morais 25Moral Courage 17Morrow 23

NNietzsche 5Nietzsche, Volumes 1 and 2 6Nietzsche, Volumes 3 and 4 5Nisker 11Not Always So 11Novak 10

OObedience to Authority 17On Certainty 7On Creativity and the Unconscious 6On Fear 12On God 12On Love and Loneliness 12On Relationship 12

On the Way To Language 7One Dharma 10Our Town 23

PPeat 13Perennial Philosophy, The 8Phenomenon of Man, The 20Philosopher’s Apprentice 23Physics and Philosophy 13Pilgrimage, The 25Pinker 18Pirsig 11Plato, Not Prozac! 17Poetry, Language, Thought 7Present Age 5Prisons We Choose to Live Inside 9Problem of Pain, The 21Prophets, The 18Purity of Heart Is To Will One Thing 5, 19

QQuestion Concerning Technology,

and Other Essays, The 8

RReligion Within the Limits

of Reason Alone 4, 15, 19Religion and Science 12Revolution in Mind 6Rising Up and Rising Down 14Rosenbaum 14Rowley 8Rubenstein 16

SSaving Darwin 21Schopenhauer Cure, The 23Schumpeter 14

Science & Human Values 12Screwtape Letters, The 21Seven Life Lessons of Chaos 13Shakespeare’s Philosophy 9, 22Shlain 13Singer 16Small is Beautiful 15Smith 10, 20Soul of Chrisianity 21Spiritual Teachings of

Marcus Aurelius, The 4Stephenson 24Stein 24Sullivan 5Sun-Tzu 10, 15

TTales of Wonder 20Tao Te Ching 10Tete-A-Tete 8There is a God 9, 22Thoreau 5Thoreau You Don’t Know, The 5Tocqueville 15Total Freedom 11True Believer, The 14, 17Truth of Catholicism, The 19

UUnbearable Lightness of Being, The 23

VValkyries, The 25Veronika Decides to Die 25Vollmann 14

WWaiting for God 19Walden 5

Walking 5Warrior of the Light 24Weigel 19Weight of Glory 21Western Intellectual Tradition, The 12What is Called Thinking? 8When Nietzsche Wept 6, 23When Science Meets Religion 12Why Religion Matters 20Wilder 23Witch of Portobello, The 25Wittgenstein 6Wittgenstein’s Poker 7Words & Rules 18Works of Love 5, 19World’s Relgions, The 20Writings on an Ethical Life 16

YYalom 6, 23

ZZahir, The 25Zen and the Art of

Motorcycle Maintenance 11Zukav 13

HarperCollins • Philosophy27 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

Ordering Information$5.00 Paperback Examination CopiesWe ask professors who wish to consider paperback titles for course consideration to prepay a $5.00 postage and handling fee for each paperback ordered. Please limit your request to four titles. Examination copies are yours to keep whether you place a class order or not. Please see the order form on page 49 for more information. You may also access this form at www.HarperAcademic.com.

20% Professional DiscountHarperCollins is please to offer educators a 20% discount. All orders must be prepaid with a credit card or check. See page 50 for more information.

Desk CopiesComplimentary desk copies are available for instructors who adopt a HarperCollins or Hyperion title for course use. One desk copy is available for every 15 copies of each title ordered with a limit of 10 desk copies per adoption. A copy of a bookstore or wholesaler order may be requested as proof of adoption. Please see the form on page 51 for more information. You may also access this form at www.HarperAcademic.com.

PermissionsIf you wish to obtain the necessary permission for photocopying, creating course packets, or electronic use, please contact:

Copyright Clearance Centerwww.copyright.comphone: 978-750-8400fax: 978-750-4470

Bulk SalesWe know there are times when you would like to share a special book with your colleagues or students. For information on discounts for multiple-copy orders, please contact our Special Markets Department at 212-207-7528 or spsales@harpercollins.com.

HarperCollins Speakers BureauThe HarperCollins Speakers Bureau has access to all HarperCollins authors. If you are interested in a speaker listed in this catalog—or any HarperCollins author—please contact us, and we will be happy to locate the speaker of your choice, as well as negotiate and broker the engagement on your behalf.

Visit www.HarperCollinsSpeakers.com or call 212-207-7100.

10 East 53rd Street • New York, NY 10022-5299

$5.00 PaPErBaCk Exam FOrmWe ask professors who wish to consider paperback titles for course use to prepay a $5.00 postage and handling charge for each paperback ordered. Please limit your request to four titles. Examination copies are yours to keep whether you place a class order or not.

_____ paperback examination copies @ $5.00 each ______ Local Sales Tax ______% TOTAL ______

❏ Check or money order enclosed OR bill my ❏ MasterCard ❏ Visa ❏ American Express Exp. Date

Acct #

Signature

Name

Dept.

Institution

Address

City/State/Zip

Phone

E-mail Offer expires 12/31/11 D89411

SEnD rEquESt tO:BY maIL: HarperCollinsPublishers, Mail Order Department, P.O. Box 588, Dunmore, PA 18512-0588

BY PHOnE: 1-800-331-3761 (credit card orders only) Have your credit card ready and give our operators the promotional code: D89411. Customer Service hours are 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM EST

BY Fax: 1-800-822-4090 (credit card orders only) All orders will be shipped UPS. Please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery. Prices and discount valid in United States only. Prices in this catalog may change without notice.

Author & Title ISBN

HarperCollins • Philosophy28 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

❏ Check or money order enclosed

OR bill my ❏ MasterCard ❏ Visa ❏ American Express Exp. Date

Acct #

Signature

Name

Dept.

Institution

Address

City/State/Zip

Phone

E-mail Offer expires 12/31/11 D89511

20% DISCOunt OrDEr FOrm

www.HarperAcademic.com

Desk Copy FormComplimentary desk copies are available for instructors who adopt a HarperCollins or Hyperion title for course use. One desk copy is available for every 15 copies of each title ordered with a limit of 10 desk copies per adoption. A copy of a bookstore or wholesaler order may be requested as proof of adoption.

Book Title/Author

ISBN

Number of Desk Copies Needed

Course Name

Estimated Enrollment

Ship to:

Name

Department

Institution

Address

Address

City/State/Zip

Phone

E-mail

This form should be

•faxedto1800-822-4090 •mailedtothefollowingaddress: HarperCollinsPublishers Mail Order Department P.O. Box 588 Scranton, PA 18512

You may also call 1-800-331-3761 to request a desk copy. Or visit www.HarperAcademic.com to access this form.Desk copies are shipped via UPS care of your institution. Desk copies cannot be sent to residences. Please allow 4 to 6 weeks for delivery.To expedite your order, please ensure that the title you wish to receive is currently published by HarperCollins. To do this, visit www.HarperAcademic.com.

F77711

Quantity Author & Title ISBN Price Subtotal

Subtotal

20% Discount

Less Discount

Local Sales Tax %

Postage $4.00

TOTAL

rEturn tOmaIL: HarperCollinsPublishers, Mail Order Department, P.O. Box 588, Dunmore, PA 18512-0588

PHOnE: 1-800-331-3761 (credit card orders only) Have your credit card ready and give our operators the promotional code: D89511 to

enjoy your 20% savings. Customer Service Hours are 8:30 AM - 4:30 PM EST

Fax: 1-800-822-4090 (credit card orders only)

All orders will be shipped UPS. Please allow 4-6 weeks for delivery. Prices and discount valid in United States only. Prices in this catalog may change without notice.

HarperCollins • Philosophy29 Index View Print Exit

PHilosoPHyPHil

osoP

Hy

• Request a desk copy

• Order a paperback examination copy

• Download teaching materials

• Browse inside a book

• Download a subject-area catalog

• Search by book title, author, and subject-area

• Share your comments with us

What Can You Do at Harperacademic.com?

Amistad•Avon•Caedmon•Collins•CollinsBusiness•CollinsDesign•Ecco•Harper•Harperpaperbacks HarperPerennial•HarperPerennialModernClassics•HarperPerennialModernThought•HarperAudio

HarperEntertainment•HarperLuxe•HarperOne•HarperStudio•Rayo•WilliamMorrow

www.HarperAcademic.com

Distributors of

HarperCollins • Philosophy30 Index View Print Exit