Home > Religion, Philosophy & Sprituality Books > Philosophy > Topics in philosophy > Philosophy of mind

Philosophy of mind

36395 results found

Sort By:

Ikigai

By: Francesc Miralles, Héctor García

Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd

5.0

(5)

AED81

Binding:	Hardback
Release:	29 Aug 2017
Language:	English

International Edition

Ships within 14-16 Days Explain..

The Power of Your Subconscious Mind

By: Joseph Murphy

Publisher: Srishti Publishers & Distributors

4.0

(5)

AED99

Binding:	Paperback
Release:	12 Oct 2020
Language:	English

International Edition

Ships within 10-12 Days Explain..

The Silent Patient

By: Alex Michaelides

Publisher: Orion Publishing Co

4.0

(4)

AED44

Binding:	Paperback
Release:	12 Dec 2019
Language:	English

Available

Ships within 6-8 Days Explain..

Power of Subconscious Mind

By: Joseph Murphy

Publisher: Prakash Books India Private Limited

No Review Yet

AED40

Binding:	Paperback
Release:	07 Mar 2023
Language:	Marathi

Available

Ships within 2-4 Days Explain..

The Power of Your Subconscious Mind

By: Joseph Murphy

Publisher: Prakash Books India Private Limited

No Review Yet

AED41

Binding:	Paperback
Release:	26 May 2023
Language:	Malayalam

Available

Ships within 2-4 Days Explain..

The Book of Ichigo Ichie

By: Francesc Miralles, Héctor García

Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd

5.0

(5)

AED85

Binding:	Hardback
Release:	31 Dec 2019
Language:	English

International Edition

Ships within 14-16 Days Explain..

The Boy, the Mole, the Fox and the Horse: The Animated Story

By: Charlie Mackesy

Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Inc

No Review Yet

AED112

Binding:	Hardback
Release:	06 Dec 2022
Language:	English

International Edition

Ships within 12-14 Days Explain..

When Things Don’t Go Your Way

By: Haemin Sunim

Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd

4.4

(15)

AED61

Binding:	Paperback
Release:	02 Jan 2025
Language:	English

Available

Ships within 6-8 Days Explain..

The Archer

By: Paulo Coelho

Publisher: Penguin Random House India

4.1

(7)

AED44

Binding:	Hardback
Release:	10 Nov 2020
Language:	English

Available

Ships within 8-10 Days Explain..

10.

OxfordAQA International A-level Psychology (9685)

By: Simon Green, Kevin Silber, Rob Lewis, Dave Cox, Julia Willerton

Publisher: Oxford University Press

No Review Yet

AED117

Binding:	Paperback
Release:	05 Apr 2018
Language:	English

Available

Ships within 14-16 Days Explain..

11.

The Wild Unknown Pocket Archetypes Deck

By: Kim Krans

Publisher: HarperCollins Publishers Inc

No Review Yet

AED64

Binding:	Hardback
Release:	25 Apr 2024
Language:	English

Available

Ships within 4-6 Days Explain..

12.

The Order of Time

By: Simon Carnell, Erica Segre, Carlo Rovelli

Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd

4.5

(11)

AED55

Binding:	Paperback
Release:	04 Apr 2019
Language:	English

Available

Ships within 6-8 Days Explain..

13.

The School of Life: An Emotional Education

By: Alain de Botton

Publisher: School of Life

4.3

(7)

AED93

Binding:	Paperback
Release:	08 Sep 2020
Language:	English

International Edition

Ships within 10-12 Days Explain..

14.

The Book of Why

By: Dana MacKenzie, Judea Pearl

Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd

4.3

(7)

AED57

Binding:	Paperback
Release:	02 May 2019
Language:	English

Available

Ships within 8-10 Days Explain..

15.

Fluke

By: Brian Klaas

Publisher: John Murray Press

No Review Yet

AED102

Binding:	Paperback
Release:	25 Jan 2024
Language:	English

International Edition

Ships within 14-16 Days Explain..

16.

Andhavishwas Unmoolan

By: Sunil kumar Lavte, Narendra Dabholkar, Chanda Girish

Publisher: Rajkamal Prakashan Pvt. Ltd

4.6

(9)

AED39

Binding:	Paperback
Release:	01 Jan 2015
Language:	Hindi

Available

Ships within 4-6 Days Explain..

17.

The Archetypes and the Collective Unconscious

By: R.F.C. Hull, C.G. Jung

Publisher: Taylor & Francis Ltd

5.0

(2)

AED245

Binding:	Paperback
Release:	06 Jun 1991
Language:	English

International Edition

Ships within 10-12 Days Explain..

18.

Love for Imperfect Things

By: Haemin Sunim

Publisher: Penguin Books Ltd

5.0

(3)

AED57

Binding:	Paperback
Release:	13 Feb 2020
Language:	English

Available

Ships within 8-10 Days Explain..

19.

The Power of Your Subconscious Mind

By: Joseph Murphy

Publisher: Diamond Books

4.7

(3)

AED99

Binding:	Paperback
Release:	29 May 2019
Language:	Marathi

International Edition

Ships within 10-12 Days Explain..

20.

How To Live Your Life

By: Ruskin Bond

Publisher: Harpercollins Publishers India

5.0

(7)

AED45

Binding:	Hardback
Release:	19 May 2022
Language:	English

Available

Ships within 4-6 Days Explain..

Loading more results

The Best Books on the Philosophy of Mind

The Analysis of Mind" is a philosophical book written by Bertrand Russell. The book explores the nature of the human mind, and consciousness and attempts to provide a logical and scientific analysis of these phenomena. Russell begins by discussing the concept of consciousness, arguing that it is a distinct and separate aspect of the mind from perception, memory, and other cognitive functions. The book also examines various philosophical debates related to the mind, including the nature of free will, the relationship between the mind and language, and the concept of personal identity. Russell argues that the mind is a complex entity that cannot be reduced to a simple set of functions and that our understanding of consciousness is limited by our own subjective experiences. Throughout the book, Russell's writing is clear and concise, and he employs a variety of examples and analogies to help readers understand complex philosophical concepts. Readers should dive into a seminal work like ''The Analysis of Mind'' in the field of philosophy of mind, which continues to be studied and debated by scholars and philosophers today.

The Wisdom of Life" is a philosophical book written by Arthur Schopenhauer, a German philosopher, in the mid-19th century. In this book, Schopenhauer explores the nature of human existence and what it means to live a fulfilling life. The book is divided into four main sections, in which Schopenhauer explores different aspects of human life. In the first section, he discusses the importance of health, which he views as the foundation of all other aspects of life. In the second section, he examines the role of wealth and material possessions in human happiness. In the third section, Schopenhauer delves into the nature of human relationships, arguing that love and friendship are essential to human happiness. In the final chapter, the author explores the importance of intellectual pursuits and the pursuit of knowledge. Readers should read "The Wisdom of Life" which offers a compelling philosophical perspective on what it means to live a fulfilling life.

Language: An Introduction To The Study Of Speech" by Edward Sapir is a seminal work in linguistics and anthropology that explores the nature of language and its relationship to culture. Sapir argues that language is not simply a tool for communication, but a fundamental aspect of human thought and behavior. Sapir's approach is holistic, drawing on insights from diverse fields such as psychology, philosophy, and anthropology to build a comprehensive picture of language. He explores the structure of language, the ways in which it is used to convey meaning, and the complex relationship between language and culture. One of Sapir's key contributions is his theory of linguistic relativity, which suggests that the structure of a language influences the way its speakers perceive and interpret the world around them. This idea has been highly influential in linguistics and anthropology and has shaped our understanding of how language and culture interact. Overall, "Language: An Introduction To The Study Of Speech" is a foundational text in the study of language and an important work in the development of linguistic and anthropological theory. It remains a valuable resource for anyone interested in understanding the complexities of human communication and the role of language in shaping our understanding of the world.

The Philosophy of the Moral Feelings" is a book written by John Abercrombie and published in 1833. Abercrombie was a Scottish physician and philosopher who wrote extensively on a range of topics, including mental health, physiology, and morality. In "The Philosophy of the Moral Feelings," Abercrombie explores the nature of moral behavior and the role that emotions and feelings play in shaping our actions. He argues that moral behavior is not simply a matter of obeying rules or following ethical principles, but is instead rooted in our emotional responses to the world around us. Abercrombie contends that our moral feelings are based on a fundamental sense of right and wrong that is present in all humans. He explores the various emotions that are associated with moral behavior, such as sympathy, gratitude, and moral indignation. Abercrombie also discusses the impact that our social environment has on our moral feelings, including the influence of family, friends, and community. Throughout the book, Abercrombie emphasizes the importance of cultivating virtuous behavior and developing a strong moral character. He argues that this is essential for both personal happiness and social progress. "The Philosophy of the Moral Feelings" remains an important work in the field of moral philosophy and is valued for its insights into the role that emotions and feelings play in shaping our moral behavior.

Alcibiades I" is a dialogue written by the ancient Greek philosopher Plato, believed to have been written around 390 BCE. The dialogue features a conversation between Socrates and Alcibiades, a prominent Athenian politician and military commander. In the dialogue, Socrates attempts to educate Alcibiades on the true nature of politics, virtue, and wisdom. Alcibiades is presented as arrogant and ignorant, and Socrates attempts to humble him and show him the limitations of his knowledge. Throughout the dialogue, Socrates questions Alcibiades on his beliefs about politics and morality and exposes his inconsistencies and contradictions. Socrates argues that true wisdom comes not from external accomplishments or material possessions, but from self-knowledge and inner virtue. "Alcibiades I" is considered one of Plato's most important works, and is notable for its exploration of the relationship between politics and philosophy. The dialogue also provides a fascinating insight into the political and social world of ancient Athens, and the personalities and ambitions of its leading figures. Plato was a prominent philosopher of ancient Greece and is widely regarded as one of the most important figures in the history of Western philosophy. He is best known for his philosophical dialogues, which explore a wide range of topics, including ethics, politics, metaphysics, and epistemology. Plato's ideas have had a profound influence on Western philosophy and continue to be studied and debated by scholars today.

Our Best Selling Book Categories

Fiction Books	Graphic Novels and Comics	Business And Economics Books	Biographies & Memoirs Books	Computer & Internet Books
History and Humanities Books	Children and Teens Books	Self-Help Books	Technology & Engineering Books	Literature and Literary Books
Parenting and Family Books	Manga Comics	Art and Photography Books	Law Books	Medicine Books

Refine your Search

Availability

Shipping Time

Source

Binding

Language

Publication Year

Prize

Filter

Philosophy of mind

The Best Books on the Philosophy of Mind

Our Best Selling Book Categories