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'Dr Scruton writes with an unusual clarity and fluency, and is always a pleasure to read . . . this is certainly a book which you could give to anyone who was curious about philosophy and expect them to learn a lot from it.' - Alan Ryan, author of Bertrand Russell: A Political Life
'Anyone seeking a short and intelligible introduction to the ideas and intentions of Spinoza, Hume, Kant, Hegel and Marx, among others, need look no further.' - Good Book Guide
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Whatever the politics of the reader, they should be aware that this introduction is expressed in idiosyncratic (occasionally polemic) terms. One may wonder if such a style is appropriate to a general introduction, and whether Mr Scruton is motivated by a desire to introduce the reader to the ideas of modern philosophers or to introduce them to his own (often unqualified) opinions? There are better books on the market.
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