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A charming version of the traditional nursery rhyme, Hickory Dickory Dock, brings a touch of sweet humor to this familiar tale. Word balloons add a playful twist to the story.Charles Reasoner's...

Determined by Reasons offers a new account of what it is to act for a normative reason. This book introduces and develops a complex normative competence that unites epistemic, volitional, and...

The Reasoned Schemer (Second Edition) This second edition of The Reasoned Schemer presents an elegant little programming language for logic programming in a humorous question-and-answer style. It...

Reasonable Children: A Plan for Moral Education in Schools Michael Pritchard argues that schools should nurture children's capacity for reasonableness, a frequently untapped ability. He contends that...

God and Me: Reasons for Faith by Nick Hawkes Dr. Nick Hawkes presents a comprehensive exploration of faith, tackling key questions about the nature of existence, creation, morality, and beyond. With...

Faith Beyond Reason: A Kierkegaardian Account by C. Stephen Evans explores the relationship between faith and reason, examining a philosophical perspective known as fideism. Evans distinguishes...

The Fundamentals of Reasons offers a comprehensive introduction to the philosophy of reasons. This book explores the central role of reasons in contemporary philosophy, focusing on their twin roles...

Bradford Skow's Reasons Why explores the nature of explanation and why-questions in philosophy. At its core, the book argues that a theory of explanation should be concerned with what makes one fact...

Conspiracy! 49 Reasons to Doubt, 50 Reasons to Believe by Ian Shircore is a thought-provoking exploration of some of the most enduring conspiracy theories. Delving into 99 intriguing cases, this book...

Eclipse of Reason by Max Horkheimer is a thought-provoking exploration of the ascendancy of reason in Western philosophy. First published in 1947, this work examines how ideas of rationality were...

True Reason: Confronting the Irrationality of the New Atheism By Tom Gilson and Carson Weitnauer This thought-provoking book explores the relationship between reason, faith, and atheism. Contributors...

Reasonably Vicious by Candace Vogler explores the nature of practical reason and its relationship to ethics. The author examines why some individuals engage in unethical conduct, arguing that this...

Søren Kierkegaard's Philosophical Fragments presents a provocative challenge to traditional notions of reason and faith. Through his pseudonymous author Johannes Climacus, Kierkegaard explores the...

The Age of Reason by Thomas Paine In 1793, revolutionary France turned its attention to the King of kings, sparking a fervent debate about the nature of divine authority. Amidst this turmoil, Thomas...

The Enigma of Reason: A New Theory of Human Understanding by Hugo Mercier and Dan SperberThis thought-provoking book challenges our understanding of reason, arguing that it is not primarily used for...

The Age of Reason by Thomas Paine is a seminal work in the American Deist movement. Written over a decade, it was published in three parts between 1794 and 1807.This influential text presents common...

The Enchantment of Reason by Pierre Schlag is a provocative critique of American legal thought and its reliance on reason. Schlag argues that the principle of reason has become a powerful tool for...

This study explores the concept of maleness in Western philosophy, examining how reason has traditionally been associated with masculinity. Genevieve Lloyd's work challenges this assumption and...

This book explores the nature of moral reasons and their role in guiding our actions. It begins by examining why we should consider the distinction between right and wrong, and how we can learn from...

The Age of Reason by Thomas Paine is a treatise that challenges the legitimacy of the Church and the Bible. Written by one of America's most influential writers during the Revolutionary era, this...

William J. Wainwright explores the relationship between reason and emotion in his philosophical work "Reason and the Heart: A Prolegomenon to a Critique of Passional Reason". He argues that there may...

On the Edge of ReasonA monotonous existence as a respected lawyer is turned upside down when the protagonist blurts out an honest thought at a party, sparking a chain of events that exposes the...

Farewell to Reason offers a provocative challenge to the dominant scientific rationalism that underlies Western ideals of progress and development. Paul Feyerabend's essays in this book argue for a...

Verbal Reasoning 2 by Mary Walsh and Barbara Walsh is a study aid designed to help improve verbal reasoning skills. This workbook provides practice exercises and examples to help build confidence and...

Compelling Reason explores the power of reason and logic in understanding faith and ethics. C.S. Lewis argues that by approaching these subjects with clear thinking, we can shed light on complex...

The Age of Reason: An Investigation of True and Fabulous Theology by Thomas Paine is a seminal work that challenges traditional religious institutions and the legitimacy of the Bible. Originally...

Fides Et Ratio: An Encyclical Letter by Pope John Paul IIThis historic encyclical letter addresses the relationship between faith and reason, offering fresh confidence to those seeking answers in...

Apprehension Reason in the Absence of Rules by Lynn Holt explores the role of apprehension in reasoning and its relationship to rationality. Holt argues that intellectual virtues, such as an acquired...

David Owen explores Hume's account of reason and its role in human understanding, seen in the context of other notable accounts by philosophers of the early modern period. This book offers new...

Scientific Reasoning and Argumentation: Exploring Domain-General and Domain-Specific Knowledge This book examines the functions and limitations of domain-general conceptions of reasoning and...

Critique of Dialectical Reason, Vol. 2 by Jean-Paul Sartre explores the nature of history and human struggle. First published in France in 1985, this second volume of Sartre's magisterial work was...

The ideal world and the lived world are two distinct realms that George Santayana explores in this influential compilation of his earlier works. By comparing these two, he seeks to outline the...

Introduction to Plausible Reasoning by Douglas McManaman provides an accessible introduction to the theory of plausible reasoning according to Nicholas Rescher's thought. This book explores the...

This 11+ numerical reasoning book provides practice for standard-format quick-fire style questions. It covers key mathematical topics and is ideal for students looking to improve their skills in this...

The Reason to Write by Tahir Shah offers a unique perspective on the writing process. Drawing from his own experiences and insights gained from his father's career as a writer, Shah shares practical...

Practice your non-verbal and spatial reasoning skills with these three exam papers, designed to help you prepare for the CEM 11+ Non-Verbal Reasoning test.Develop your exam technique, improve your...

The Reason for Heaven by William Hendriksen explores the universal and timeless topic of life after death. As it is intended to be used for both personal reference and group study, this book provides...

An Introduction to Legal Reasoning by Edward H. Levi is a foundational text that explores the process of legal reasoning in case law and statutory interpretation.First published in 1949, this concise...

Greg's admission that his girlfriend Steph is no beauty, but that he wouldn't change her for the world, sets off a chain of events that exposes the flaws in the societal obsession with physical...

The Reason Why Faith Makes Sense by Mark Mittelberg is a concise and clear explanation for those seeking answers about belief in God. This updated version builds upon the classic work that has sold...

Reasoning In Medicine explores the complex framework within which clinical decision making takes place. By analyzing key components and processes, this book aims to shed light on the reasoning and...

The God of Faith and Reason: Foundations of Christian Theology by Robert Sokolowski This book explores the relationship between faith and reason in Christianity, examining how the Christian...

Verbal Reasoning is a study aid designed to help pupils understand and answer reasoning questions found in school selection tests. The book provides a structured approach to improving reasoning...

Reason and Ethics: A Challenge to Objective Value Joel Marks presents a provocative argument that all values are subjective, and in doing so, he questions the existence of objective morality. This...

Reasoning, Meaning, and Mind by Gilbert Harman presents a collection of 15 interconnected essays that explore fundamental issues in analytic philosophy.The book begins with four essays examining...

The Critique of Practical Reason by Immanuel Kant is a foundational work in the history of philosophy. In this influential text, Kant explores the nature of morality and ethics, examining how reason...

A Reason to Die by Mark Bricknell is a gripping mystery that sets off a chain reaction of violence and intrigue in East London. An anonymous letter from 'DNA Dan' sparks a killing spree, with brutal...

Verbal reasoning tests are a common part of the assessment process for many jobs, particularly those that require strong communication skills. To increase your chances of success, it's essential to...

Non-Verbal Reasoning: A Comprehensive Guide for Competitive Exams. This book provides an in-depth exploration of non-verbal reasoning, covering essential concepts and techniques to help you master...

Numerical Reasoning Tests: Sample Beginner, Intermediate and Advanced Numerical Reasoning Detailed Test Questions and Answers is an essential guide for passing Numerical Reasoning Tests at any level...

The Promise of Scriptural Reasoning by David F. Ford and C. C. Pecknold explores the nature of scripture and revelation through a study of scriptural text analysis and disciplined reasoning. This...

Simone Chambers explores the concept of reasonable democracy through the work of Jürgen Habermas, arguing that discourse and deliberation are essential to liberal democracies.In this book, Chambers...

Tony Campolo's A Reasonable Faith offers a clear and engaging exploration of faith in modern terms. The author presents his beliefs in an approachable way, making it easier for readers to understand...

Stevie thought she had found the perfect partner in Jason, but when he vanished without trace at the leaver's ball, her trust was shattered. Ten years on, can Stevie learn to trust again and give her...

Stevie's life is once again thrust into uncertainty as she tries to rebuild her heart after a deeply passionate relationship. Shocking news leaves her reeling, forcing her to help Jason's brother,...

Thirteen Reasons Why by Jay Asher is a thought-provoking novel that explores complex themes and emotions. When Clay Jensen receives a mysterious box containing cassette tapes from his late classmate...

Discover 101 reasons to feel good about the world around you. In these challenging times, it's easy to lose sight of the positives, but Alex Hallatt is here to remind us that there's so much to love...

Reason for the Hope Within explores the most fundamental questions about Christianity and its relevance in today's world.This collection of essays brings together fourteen leading Christian...

Herbert McCabe's Faith Within Reason explores the relationship between philosophy and theology, examining whether religious beliefs can be thought about in a rational way.The book considers how...

Improve Your Spatial Reasoning Skills with Practice and Preparation. Spatial reasoning tests are commonly used in job selection processes that require practical and visual skills. These tests assess...

The 11+ Verbal Reasoning Year 5-7 GL & Other Styles Workbook 1 is designed to help students develop their verbal reasoning skills. Written by Stephen C. Curran, this workbook provides a comprehensive...

Understanding Reasoning is a study aid designed to help pupils tackle reasoning questions found in school selection tests. This book provides a clear and concise guide to non-verbal reasoning,...

Thirteen Reasons Why is a heart-wrenching novel about the complexities of human relationships and the devastating consequences of our actions. When Clay Jensen receives a mysterious package...

The 11+ Non-verbal Reasoning Year 4/5 Workbook 2 is designed to help children develop their non-verbal reasoning skills. Each technique has a clear explanation, accompanied by a worked example and...

Natural Law and Public Reason explores the concept of public reason in modern liberal political theory. This central idea, as articulated by John Rawls, aims to reconcile differences among citizens'...

Critique of Pure Reason by Immanuel Kant is a foundational work in philosophical thought, exploring the nature of knowledge and reality. This revised edition includes an introduction by translator J...

This collection of writings by Thomas Aquinas explores the relationship between reason and faith in philosophy and theology. The selections cover topics such as the nature of theology, the knowledge...

The nature of evidence can be complex and nuanced. In many everyday situations, it is the basis for our conclusions and decisions. This comprehensive work provides a detailed examination of the...

Improve Your Verbal Reasoning is a concise guide to help you practice and build confidence in verbal reasoning tests. With just 93 pages, this bite-sized book covers essential skills such as...

Ernesto Laclau's On Populist Reason is a thought-provoking exploration of how popular identities are constructed and how "the people" emerge as a collective actor.The author skillfully combines...

No Good Reason by Cari Hunter is a gripping suspense novel that follows the lives of two lifelong friends, Detective Sanne Jensen and Dr. Meg Fielding, as they become embroiled in a violent...

The Critique of Pure Reason by Immanuel Kant is an influential work in philosophy that continues to be studied and debated today.This foundational text explores fundamental questions about knowledge,...

Thomistic Existentialism and Cosmological Reasoning by John F. X. Knasas explores an important facet of classical arguments for the existence of God - cosmological reasoning. This book offers a...

How to Expect the Unexpected: The Science of Making Predictions and the Art of Knowing When Not To by Kit Yates explores the fascinating world of prediction and its limitations. From personal...

Discover the joy of writing rhymes with Reasons to Write Rhymes. This engaging book encourages young writers to explore their creativity and express themselves through poetry.Rob Bradley's guide...

Thomas Scanlon offers a nuanced defence of normative cognitivism, the view that there are irreducibly normative truths about reasons for action.He addresses three common objections to this position,...

Reason in the Age of Science by Hans-Georg Gadamer explores how reasoning about life and society can be approached in a culture dominated by scientific and technical thought. Gadamer argues that...

Quantitative Reasoning Tests: Your Path to Success Improve your skills and boost your confidence with this comprehensive guide to passing quantitative reasoning tests. By focusing on problem-solving...

Culture and Practical Reason by Marshall Sahlins This influential work challenges traditional explanations for social and cultural forms, arguing that symbols play a central role in all aspects of...

André Gorz's Critique of Economic Reason offers a comprehensive analysis of the terminal crisis of a system dominated by market forces. By examining the existential and cultural limits of economic...

Yvor Winters' In Defense of Reason is a comprehensive collection of his major critical works. This volume brings together Primitivism and Decadence, Maule's Curse, and The Anatomy of Nonsense,...

Redeeming Reason: A God-Centered Approach explores how our understanding of human reasoning is shaped by our identity as Christians.The book delves into the fundamental laws of logic and their...

Thomas Kuhn in the Light of Reason challenges our understanding of scientific progress and the role of reason in shaping it. By questioning the notion that science is a linear, rational pursuit,...

A chilling crime thriller set in a post-nuclear Ukraine, Good Reasons to Die follows the investigation into a gruesome double homicide linked to the Chernobyl disaster. As detectives and...

Verbal Reasoning 3 by Mary Walsh and Barbara Walsh is a study aid designed to help improve cognitive skills. This workbook provides exercises and activities to enhance verbal reasoning, making it an...

Reason to Breathe by Rebecca Donovan is an emotionally intense and heart-wrenching novel that will leave readers breathless. When Emma Thomas finds love, it challenges her to confront her own worth -...

Help your child build a strong foundation in verbal reasoning with this workbook designed for Year 3 and 4 students. The 11+ Verbal Reasoning GL & Other Styles series is specifically developed to...

Reasonable Uncertainty by Gerald Priestland explores the Quaker approach to doctrine and its relationship with the Christian faith. In this thought-provoking work, Priestland draws upon his...

Understanding logical reasoning is essential for making informed decisions in various aspects of life. This concept is rooted in everyday experiences, such as mathematical proofs, which demonstrate...

The 11+ Verbal Reasoning GL & Other Styles Workbook 2 is designed to help children develop their verbal reasoning technique for a range of exams, including the GL Assessment 11+, CATs, Common...

A dramatic murder mystery thriller with a veneer of calm respectability, "Twelve Reasons To Die" reveals a horror that changes everything. In a sleepy village, the draining of its lake uncovers more...

A Short Introduction to Judging and Legal Reasoning by Geoffrey Samuel provides a unique perspective on legal reasoning, examining it from three distinct viewpoints. The author identifies key...

The Reason for Dragons by Chris Northrop A story about finding yourself in unexpected places. Wendell, a shy high school student, discovers a mysterious man living in a barn who claims to be a...

Orthodox Christianity: Reasonable Faith by Father Peter Farrington explores the evidence for the Orthodox Christian Faith and responds to criticisms that it is based on unproven assumptions. The...

Prisoners of Reason: Game Theory and Neoliberal Political Economy by S. M. Amadae explores the core principles of neoliberalism, a political theory that views life as ceaseless struggle for scarce...

Western philosophy's dark path: from Enlightenment to fascism Georg Lukács's groundbreaking critique explores how certain strands of philosophy contributed to the rise of National Socialism. Spanning...

The 11+ Verbal Reasoning GL & Other Styles workbook is designed to help children develop their verbal reasoning technique for various exams and tests. This comprehensive workbook is part of a series...

Develop your critical thinking skills with this practical introduction to reasoning. Anne Thomson's guide helps you identify flaws in arguments, analyze complex information and make informed...

Argumentation Schemes for Presumptive Reasoning by Douglas N. Walton provides a systematic approach to evaluating common types of argumentation in everyday discourse. The book identifies 25...

The Reason Why: The Story of the Fatal Charge of the Light Brigade by Cecil Woodham-Smith This account of the ill-fated charge of the Light Brigade during the Battle of Balaclava is a sobering study...