This volume explores the issues that have absorbed philosophers for over 25 centuries: the quest to define reality; the problem of the existence of God; the search for moral values; the problem of evil; the discovery of the self; and other philosophical issues are outlined in six thematic chapters.

This volume explores the questions and issues that have absorbed philosopher for over 25 centuries: the quest to define reality; the problem of the existence of God; the search for moral values; the problem of evil; the discovery of the self; and other philosophical issues are outlined in six thematic chapters. The ideas of ancient, medieval and modern philosophers are integrated. The text is designed specifically for undergraduate students taking a first course in philosophy and for anyone wishing to gain acquaintance with the subject.

The Meaning of Philosophy
The Discovery of The Mind
Socrates and The Pursuit of The Self
The Search for Moral Values
The Problem of God
The Quest for Reality.