Is the world a cosmos or chaos? Does it make sense in human history? And if so, what is it? Is man free and responsible for his acts or just a fragment of the universe determined by the rigid laws of nature? Can you give us certainties of science? What is truth? What are the foundations of democracy?_x000D_
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The history of philosophy is the history of the philosophical problems of philosophical theories and philosophical arguments. It is the story ever new attempts to raise issues with the hope to know more and more about ourselves and to find guidance for our lives._x000D_
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Giovanni Reale and Dario Antiseri, drawing on epistemological and pedagogical criteria, in this work provide a powerful didactic exposition of the history of philosophy: the analytical exposition of the problems and ideas of different philosophers prefixed a summary of the ideas discussed conceived as an aid to memory, then added a philosophical lexicon, or dictionary of the fundamental concepts of various philosophers, as a useful tool for conceptualization. In short, lexical analysis and together, in addition, a large and thoughtful selection of texts. _x000D_
Volume II Volume 2 _x000D_
This volume, from Spinoza to Kant, includes the following parts: _x000D_
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* The occasionalism, Spinoza and Leibniz _x000D_
* Hobbes, Locke, Berkeley and Hume _x000D_
* Pascal and Vico _x000D_
* The Enlightenment and its development _x000D_
* Immanuel Kant