Routledge Philosophic Classics Volume V: 20th-Century Philosophy

Philosophic Classics, Volume V surveys the landscape of 20th-century philosophy through carefully selected works from leading European and American thinkers. This Routledge anthology presents complete texts or complete sections, offering unbroken access to seminal philosophical arguments rather than fragments or excerpts. Each philosopher receives a dedicated introduction to contextualise their contributions, whilst the book enriches the reading experience with drawings, diagrams, and photographs throughout. A comprehensive timeline helps readers situate philosophical movements within their historical moment. Whether you're studying epistemology, metaphysics, continental philosophy, or Anglo-American traditions, this volume serves as a definitive reference work for understanding how 20th-century philosophy emerged and evolved. The collection balances established classics with emerging voices, making it suitable for university courses in contemporary philosophy, history of philosophy, or thematic seminars.