For Instructors
The Secret Codes of the Mind: Introduction to Philosophy
Suitable for
Introduction to Philosophy; Problems of Philosophy; Critical Thinking; History of Philosophy; Philosophical Methods. Also suitable for Metaphysics, Philosophy of Mind, and Free Will and Determinism courses.
Inside the book
Contents
A classroom-ready introduction to philosophy that builds a solid conceptual foundation and puts real intellectual tools in students’ hands for further study. The book explains what philosophy is, how philosophical reasoning works, and how major philosophical methods can be applied to enduring questions about reality, knowledge, consciousness, freedom, and what it means to exist as a human being.
Instructors can move naturally from foundational concepts to deeper philosophical analysis, sharpening students’ critical thinking while tracing the historical development of philosophical ideas. Each lecture includes questions, assignments, and recommended readings, allowing the book to serve as a core text for introductory courses or as a supplementary resource for more specialized classes.
Examination copy
Instructors considering this book for a course may request a complimentary examination copy. Electronic copies are sent by email. A print copy is available to instructors evaluating the book for a specific course.
Teaching materials
Sample chapters are available on the book’s page. A course plan and lecture presentations are available on request.
Student access
Students enrolled in adopting courses receive complimentary e-book access. Access codes are issued to the instructor on request, for each course and term.
Ordering for your course
Print editions can be ordered through Ingram or Amazon.
- Paperback
- ISBN 978-1-971325-20-0
- Hardback
- ISBN 978-1-971325-19-4
- Kindle
- ISBN 978-1-971325-21-7
- EPUB
- ISBN 978-1-971325-22-4
- Audiobook
- B0FBHB7XC8
Next Step
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