If you liked Anthology of Western Philosophy by Daniel Kolak, start with Lovers of Wisdom (1996), Questioning Matters (1999), and From the Presocratics to the present (1997). These recommendations are drawn from the same author, shared genres, and reader overlap on BookOrb.
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Lovers of Wisdom
1996 · 670 pages · Daniel Kolak · Same author
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Questioning Matters
1999 · 729 pages · Daniel Kolak · Same author
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From the Presocratics to the present
1997 · 314 pages · Daniel Kolak · Same author
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The Experience of philosophy
2002 · 602 pages · Daniel Kolak · Same author
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De los presocráticos al presente
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The Longman standard history of medieval philosophy
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Locke's Essay Concerning Human Understanding (Longman Library of Primary Sources in Philosophy)
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What should I read after Anthology of Western Philosophy?
BookOrb recommends Lovers of Wisdom (1996), Questioning Matters (1999), From the Presocratics to the present (1997), The Experience of philosophy (2002), and De los presocráticos al presente (2014).
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Who wrote Anthology of Western Philosophy?
Anthology of Western Philosophy is by Daniel Kolak.