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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Join Alexander, a curious student who is unexpectedly assigned a school presentation about Alexander the Great. What begins as a simple history project soon turns into an exciting journey through the world of one of history's greatest thinkers-Aristotle, the father of logic and the teacher o…f Alexander the Great.As Alexander explores stories of ancient Macedonia, the legendary horse Bucephalus, and the remarkable life of Aristotle, he discovers how observation, reasoning, and critical thinking can help us understand the world. Along the way, he encounters fascinating historical events, philosophical ideas, and timeless lessons about knowledge, leadership, friendship, and the importance of asking questions.Written in an engaging and accessible style for young readers, Aristotle: Father of Logic, Teacher of Alexander the Great brings history and philosophy to life through storytelling. By blending adventure, humor, and educational content, the book encourages children to think independently, evaluate information carefully, and appreciate the foundations of science, logic, and learning.Perfect for readers interested in history, philosophy, critical thinking, and inspiring historical figures, this book offers a memorable introduction to one of the most influential minds in human history. A young student's history project leads him to discover Aristotle, the father of logic and teacher of Alexander the Great, in this engaging introduction to philosophy, history, and critical thinking. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Fire Philosopher: Heraclitus introduces young readers to one of the most fascinating thinkers of the ancient world through an engaging story filled with curiosity, discovery, and philosophical adventure.During a family trip to the ancient city of Ephesus, ten-year-old OEykue becomes intrigue…d by a mysterious figure known as the "Dark Philosopher." Determined to uncover the truth about Heraclitus, she embarks on a journey of research, questions, and conversations that reveal the philosopher's extraordinary ideas about change, nature, wisdom, and the universe.Guided by her wise mentor, OEykue learns why Heraclitus believed that everything is constantly changing, explores the famous statement that no one can step into the same river twice, and discovers the concepts of opposites, balance, moderation, and the universal order known as the Logos. Along the way, she learns how philosophy encourages people to question, think critically, and seek deeper understanding rather than simply accepting things as they appear.Written in a lively and accessible style, Fire Philosopher: Heraclitus transforms complex philosophical ideas into engaging conversations and real-life examples that young readers can easily understand. The book encourages curiosity, independent thinking, environmental awareness, and a greater appreciation for the interconnectedness of all things.Perfect for readers aged 10-14, this educational and inspiring introduction to philosophy demonstrates that the questions asked thousands of years ago are still relevant today. Through Heraclitus' timeless wisdom, young readers will discover that change is a natural part of life-and that understanding the world begins with learning to ask meaningful questions. Discover the wisdom of Heraclitus through the adventures of a curious young girl. An engaging introduction to philosophy, critical thinking, change, and the mysteries of the universe for young readers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The First Philosopher: Thales introduces young readers to the fascinating life and ideas of Thales of Miletus, the thinker widely regarded as the first philosopher in Western history. Through the adventures of curious thirteen-year-old Irem and her family, readers embark on an engaging journ…ey into the origins of philosophy, science, mathematics, and critical thinking.When Irem overhears her older brothers discussing Thales, she becomes determined to learn more about the mysterious figure who was both a philosopher and a mathematician. Her research reveals a remarkable individual who sought natural explanations for the world around him instead of accepting myths and legends. As she shares her discoveries, readers learn how Thales explored questions about nature, knowledge, existence, and the universe-questions that continue to inspire people today.The story introduces young readers to Thales' many achievements. They discover how he used observation and reasoning to explain natural events, predicted a solar eclipse, studied astronomy, developed important geometric principles, measured the height of the Egyptian pyramids, advised kings, improved navigation for sailors, and became known as one of history's earliest engineers. Through these examples, the book demonstrates how curiosity and careful observation can lead to extraordinary discoveries.At the heart of the book lies an exploration of philosophy itself. What is knowledge? How do we understand the world? Why do people ask questions about existence, nature, and meaning? Through lively family conversations, debates, and humorous exchanges, readers are encouraged to think critically, question assumptions, and appreciate the value of evidence and logical reasoning. The book shows how Thales helped transform humanity's understanding of the world by seeking explanations based on observation rather than superstition.Written in an accessible and entertaining style, The First Philosopher: Thales makes complex philosophical and scientific ideas understandable for young readers. It demonstrates that philosophy is not merely a subject from the past but a way of thinking that encourages curiosity, creativity, and lifelong learning.Perfect for readers aged 10-14, this inspiring book combines history, philosophy, science, and storytelling to introduce one of humanity's greatest thinkers. By following Irem's journey of discovery, young readers learn that every important idea begins with a simple question-and that asking questions is often the first step toward changing the world. Discover the life and ideas of Thales, the first philosopher, and learn how curiosity, observation, and critical thinking helped shape science, mathematics, and philosophy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Utopian Philosopher: Thomas More introduces young readers to the life, ideas, and enduring influence of one of history's most thought-provoking thinkers. Through the adventures of thirteen-year-old Metin, readers are invited on a fascinating journey into the world of Thomas More, the English… philosopher, statesman, lawyer, and author of the groundbreaking work Utopia.Metin loves reading books about utopias, dystopias, and science fiction. After discovering Thomas More's famous book Utopia, he becomes fascinated by the idea of a perfect society. As he explores More's life and writings, Metin finds himself transported into a dreamlike version of Utopia, where he experiences firsthand a world without poverty, unemployment, or social inequality. There, everyone has access to education, healthcare, and the necessities of life, and citizens work together to create a peaceful society.Yet as Metin examines this seemingly perfect world, he begins to ask difficult questions. Can a society be truly ideal if personal freedoms are limited? Is equality possible without individuality? Can people be genuinely happy when their lives are carefully controlled? Through conversations, debates, and imaginative adventures, Metin discovers that every vision of a perfect world contains challenges and contradictions.Along the way, readers learn about Thomas More's remarkable life. Born in London in 1478, More became a respected lawyer, scholar, diplomat, and eventually one of the most powerful political figures in England. His commitment to his principles ultimately led to a dramatic conflict with King Henry VIII, resulting in his imprisonment and execution. Despite this tragic end, More's ideas continued to influence political philosophy, social thought, and discussions about justice, equality, and human rights for centuries.The book explores important philosophical themes such as freedom, equality, justice, democracy, religion, education, social responsibility, and the relationship between individual rights and the common good. By comparing Thomas More's ideal society with modern values and challenges, young readers are encouraged to think critically about the kind of world they would like to create.Written in an engaging and accessible style, Utopian Philosopher: Thomas More transforms complex philosophical concepts into an exciting story filled with imagination, curiosity, and meaningful discussion. It encourages readers to question assumptions, evaluate different ideas, and recognize that every generation has the power to imagine a better future.Perfect for readers aged 10-14, this inspiring introduction to Thomas More demonstrates that philosophy is not merely about studying the past-it is about exploring possibilities, questioning society, and imagining how the world can become a better place. Join Metin on an unforgettable journey into Thomas More's Utopia and discover timeless questions about freedom, equality, justice, and the search for a better world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Punctual Philosopher: Kant introduces young readers to the life, ideas, and remarkable personality of Immanuel Kant, one of the most influential philosophers in history. Through an imaginative interview conducted by four curious members of a Philosophy Club, readers travel back to eighteenth…-century Prussia and engage directly with the philosopher whose ideas transformed ethics, education, knowledge, freedom, and human rights.As the children question Kant about his unusual daily routines, his lifelong dedication to learning, and his famous punctuality, they uncover the fascinating story of a man who rarely left his hometown yet profoundly influenced the entire world. Along the way, readers discover Kant's thoughts on morality, conscience, justice, peace, democracy, equality, education, and the importance of independent thinking.Complex philosophical concepts are explained through lively conversations, relatable examples, and engaging stories designed specifically for young minds. Kant's famous moral principle-treating others as you would wish to be treated-comes to life through memorable examples that encourage empathy, responsibility, and ethical decision-making. Readers also explore Kant's revolutionary ideas about knowledge, learning, and the role of reason and experience in understanding the world.The book emphasizes the values of freedom, critical thinking, respect for others, and lifelong learning while encouraging children to question, reflect, and form their own opinions. By connecting philosophy to everyday life, it demonstrates that great ideas are not reserved for scholars alone but can help everyone become better thinkers and better people.Perfect for readers aged 10-14, Punctual Philosopher: Kant transforms one of history's greatest philosophers into an accessible and inspiring guide. Combining history, philosophy, humor, and adventure, this educational journey invites young readers to discover how ideas can shape individuals, societies, and the future of humanity. Join four curious students as they meet Immanuel Kant and explore his ideas about freedom, morality, knowledge, education, and the power of independent thinking. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Join Alexander, a curious student who is unexpectedly assigned a school presentation about Alexander the Great. What begins as a simple history project soon turns into an exciting journey through the world of one of history's greatest thinkers-Aristotle, the father of logic and the teacher o…f Alexander the Great.As Alexander explores stories of ancient Macedonia, the legendary horse Bucephalus, and the remarkable life of Aristotle, he discovers how observation, reasoning, and critical thinking can help us understand the world. Along the way, he encounters fascinating historical events, philosophical ideas, and timeless lessons about knowledge, leadership, friendship, and the importance of asking questions.Written in an engaging and accessible style for young readers, Aristotle: Father of Logic, Teacher of Alexander the Great brings history and philosophy to life through storytelling. By blending adventure, humor, and educational content, the book encourages children to think independently, evaluate information carefully, and appreciate the foundations of science, logic, and learning.Perfect for readers interested in history, philosophy, critical thinking, and inspiring historical figures, this book offers a memorable introduction to one of the most influential minds in human history. A young student's history project leads him to discover Aristotle, the father of logic and teacher of Alexander the Great, in this engaging introduction to philosophy, history, and critical thinking. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Utopian Philosopher: Thomas More introduces young readers to the life, ideas, and enduring influence of one of history's most thought-provoking thinkers. Through the adventures of thirteen-year-old Metin, readers are invited on a fascinating journey into the world of Thomas More, the English… philosopher, statesman, lawyer, and author of the groundbreaking work Utopia.Metin loves reading books about utopias, dystopias, and science fiction. After discovering Thomas More's famous book Utopia, he becomes fascinated by the idea of a perfect society. As he explores More's life and writings, Metin finds himself transported into a dreamlike version of Utopia, where he experiences firsthand a world without poverty, unemployment, or social inequality. There, everyone has access to education, healthcare, and the necessities of life, and citizens work together to create a peaceful society.Yet as Metin examines this seemingly perfect world, he begins to ask difficult questions. Can a society be truly ideal if personal freedoms are limited? Is equality possible without individuality? Can people be genuinely happy when their lives are carefully controlled? Through conversations, debates, and imaginative adventures, Metin discovers that every vision of a perfect world contains challenges and contradictions.Along the way, readers learn about Thomas More's remarkable life. Born in London in 1478, More became a respected lawyer, scholar, diplomat, and eventually one of the most powerful political figures in England. His commitment to his principles ultimately led to a dramatic conflict with King Henry VIII, resulting in his imprisonment and execution. Despite this tragic end, More's ideas continued to influence political philosophy, social thought, and discussions about justice, equality, and human rights for centuries.The book explores important philosophical themes such as freedom, equality, justice, democracy, religion, education, social responsibility, and the relationship between individual rights and the common good. By comparing Thomas More's ideal society with modern values and challenges, young readers are encouraged to think critically about the kind of world they would like to create.Written in an engaging and accessible style, Utopian Philosopher: Thomas More transforms complex philosophical concepts into an exciting story filled with imagination, curiosity, and meaningful discussion. It encourages readers to question assumptions, evaluate different ideas, and recognize that every generation has the power to imagine a better future.Perfect for readers aged 10-14, this inspiring introduction to Thomas More demonstrates that philosophy is not merely about studying the past-it is about exploring possibilities, questioning society, and imagining how the world can become a better place. Join Metin on an unforgettable journey into Thomas More's Utopia and discover timeless questions about freedom, equality, justice, and the search for a better world. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Join Alexander, a curious student who is unexpectedly assigned a school presentation about Alexander the Great. What begins as a simple history project soon turns into an exciting journey through the world of one of history's greatest thinkers-Aristotle, the father of logic and the teacher o…f Alexander the Great.As Alexander explores stories of ancient Macedonia, the legendary horse Bucephalus, and the remarkable life of Aristotle, he discovers how observation, reasoning, and critical thinking can help us understand the world. Along the way, he encounters fascinating historical events, philosophical ideas, and timeless lessons about knowledge, leadership, friendship, and the importance of asking questions.Written in an engaging and accessible style for young readers, Aristotle: Father of Logic, Teacher of Alexander the Great brings history and philosophy to life through storytelling. By blending adventure, humor, and educational content, the book encourages children to think independently, evaluate information carefully, and appreciate the foundations of science, logic, and learning.Perfect for readers interested in history, philosophy, critical thinking, and inspiring historical figures, this book offers a memorable introduction to one of the most influential minds in human history. A young student's history project leads him to discover Aristotle, the father of logic and teacher of Alexander the Great, in this engaging introduction to philosophy, history, and critical thinking. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Punctual Philosopher: Kant introduces young readers to the life, ideas, and remarkable personality of Immanuel Kant, one of the most influential philosophers in history. Through an imaginative interview conducted by four curious members of a Philosophy Club, readers travel back to eighteenth…-century Prussia and engage directly with the philosopher whose ideas transformed ethics, education, knowledge, freedom, and human rights.As the children question Kant about his unusual daily routines, his lifelong dedication to learning, and his famous punctuality, they uncover the fascinating story of a man who rarely left his hometown yet profoundly influenced the entire world. Along the way, readers discover Kant's thoughts on morality, conscience, justice, peace, democracy, equality, education, and the importance of independent thinking.Complex philosophical concepts are explained through lively conversations, relatable examples, and engaging stories designed specifically for young minds. Kant's famous moral principle-treating others as you would wish to be treated-comes to life through memorable examples that encourage empathy, responsibility, and ethical decision-making. Readers also explore Kant's revolutionary ideas about knowledge, learning, and the role of reason and experience in understanding the world.The book emphasizes the values of freedom, critical thinking, respect for others, and lifelong learning while encouraging children to question, reflect, and form their own opinions. By connecting philosophy to everyday life, it demonstrates that great ideas are not reserved for scholars alone but can help everyone become better thinkers and better people.Perfect for readers aged 10-14, Punctual Philosopher: Kant transforms one of history's greatest philosophers into an accessible and inspiring guide. Combining history, philosophy, humor, and adventure, this educational journey invites young readers to discover how ideas can shape individuals, societies, and the future of humanity. Join four curious students as they meet Immanuel Kant and explore his ideas about freedom, morality, knowledge, education, and the power of independent thinking. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. Aristotle - Father of Logic Teacher of Alexander the Great | Philosophy for Children | Galip Uyar | Taschenbuch | Englisch | 2026 | Keetup Publishing House | EAN 9781998338498 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu P…rint on Demand.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Fire Philosopher: Heraclitus introduces young readers to one of the most fascinating thinkers of the ancient world through an engaging story filled with curiosity, discovery, and philosophical adventure.During a family trip to the ancient city of Ephesus, ten-year-old OEykue becomes intrigue…d by a mysterious figure known as the "Dark Philosopher." Determined to uncover the truth about Heraclitus, she embarks on a journey of research, questions, and conversations that reveal the philosopher's extraordinary ideas about change, nature, wisdom, and the universe.Guided by her wise mentor, OEykue learns why Heraclitus believed that everything is constantly changing, explores the famous statement that no one can step into the same river twice, and discovers the concepts of opposites, balance, moderation, and the universal order known as the Logos. Along the way, she learns how philosophy encourages people to question, think critically, and seek deeper understanding rather than simply accepting things as they appear.Written in a lively and accessible style, Fire Philosopher: Heraclitus transforms complex philosophical ideas into engaging conversations and real-life examples that young readers can easily understand. The book encourages curiosity, independent thinking, environmental awareness, and a greater appreciation for the interconnectedness of all things.Perfect for readers aged 10-14, this educational and inspiring introduction to philosophy demonstrates that the questions asked thousands of years ago are still relevant today. Through Heraclitus' timeless wisdom, young readers will discover that change is a natural part of life-and that understanding the world begins with learning to ask meaningful questions. Discover the wisdom of Heraclitus through the adventures of a curious young girl. An engaging introduction to philosophy, critical thinking, change, and the mysteries of the universe for young readers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The First Philosopher: Thales introduces young readers to the fascinating life and ideas of Thales of Miletus, the thinker widely regarded as the first philosopher in Western history. Through the adventures of curious thirteen-year-old Irem and her family, readers embark on an engaging journ…ey into the origins of philosophy, science, mathematics, and critical thinking.When Irem overhears her older brothers discussing Thales, she becomes determined to learn more about the mysterious figure who was both a philosopher and a mathematician. Her research reveals a remarkable individual who sought natural explanations for the world around him instead of accepting myths and legends. As she shares her discoveries, readers learn how Thales explored questions about nature, knowledge, existence, and the universe-questions that continue to inspire people today.The story introduces young readers to Thales' many achievements. They discover how he used observation and reasoning to explain natural events, predicted a solar eclipse, studied astronomy, developed important geometric principles, measured the height of the Egyptian pyramids, advised kings, improved navigation for sailors, and became known as one of history's earliest engineers. Through these examples, the book demonstrates how curiosity and careful observation can lead to extraordinary discoveries.At the heart of the book lies an exploration of philosophy itself. What is knowledge? How do we understand the world? Why do people ask questions about existence, nature, and meaning? Through lively family conversations, debates, and humorous exchanges, readers are encouraged to think critically, question assumptions, and appreciate the value of evidence and logical reasoning. The book shows how Thales helped transform humanity's understanding of the world by seeking explanations based on observation rather than superstition.Written in an accessible and entertaining style, The First Philosopher: Thales makes complex philosophical and scientific ideas understandable for young readers. It demonstrates that philosophy is not merely a subject from the past but a way of thinking that encourages curiosity, creativity, and lifelong learning.Perfect for readers aged 10-14, this inspiring book combines history, philosophy, science, and storytelling to introduce one of humanity's greatest thinkers. By following Irem's journey of discovery, young readers learn that every important idea begins with a simple question-and that asking questions is often the first step toward changing the world. Discover the life and ideas of Thales, the first philosopher, and learn how curiosity, observation, and critical thinking helped shape science, mathematics, and philosophy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. Fire Philosopher: Heraclitus introduces young readers to one of the most fascinating thinkers of the ancient world through an engaging story filled with curiosity, discovery, and philosophical adventure.During a family trip to the ancient city of Ephesus, ten-year-old OEykue becomes intrigue…d by a mysterious figure known as the "Dark Philosopher." Determined to uncover the truth about Heraclitus, she embarks on a journey of research, questions, and conversations that reveal the philosopher's extraordinary ideas about change, nature, wisdom, and the universe.Guided by her wise mentor, OEykue learns why Heraclitus believed that everything is constantly changing, explores the famous statement that no one can step into the same river twice, and discovers the concepts of opposites, balance, moderation, and the universal order known as the Logos. Along the way, she learns how philosophy encourages people to question, think critically, and seek deeper understanding rather than simply accepting things as they appear.Written in a lively and accessible style, Fire Philosopher: Heraclitus transforms complex philosophical ideas into engaging conversations and real-life examples that young readers can easily understand. The book encourages curiosity, independent thinking, environmental awareness, and a greater appreciation for the interconnectedness of all things.Perfect for readers aged 10-14, this educational and inspiring introduction to philosophy demonstrates that the questions asked thousands of years ago are still relevant today. Through Heraclitus' timeless wisdom, young readers will discover that change is a natural part of life-and that understanding the world begins with learning to ask meaningful questions. Discover the wisdom of Heraclitus through the adventures of a curious young girl. An engaging introduction to philosophy, critical thinking, change, and the mysteries of the universe for young readers. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Paperback. Condición: new. Paperback. The First Philosopher: Thales introduces young readers to the fascinating life and ideas of Thales of Miletus, the thinker widely regarded as the first philosopher in Western history. Through the adventures of curious thirteen-year-old Irem and her family, readers embark on an engaging journ…ey into the origins of philosophy, science, mathematics, and critical thinking.When Irem overhears her older brothers discussing Thales, she becomes determined to learn more about the mysterious figure who was both a philosopher and a mathematician. Her research reveals a remarkable individual who sought natural explanations for the world around him instead of accepting myths and legends. As she shares her discoveries, readers learn how Thales explored questions about nature, knowledge, existence, and the universe-questions that continue to inspire people today.The story introduces young readers to Thales' many achievements. They discover how he used observation and reasoning to explain natural events, predicted a solar eclipse, studied astronomy, developed important geometric principles, measured the height of the Egyptian pyramids, advised kings, improved navigation for sailors, and became known as one of history's earliest engineers. Through these examples, the book demonstrates how curiosity and careful observation can lead to extraordinary discoveries.At the heart of the book lies an exploration of philosophy itself. What is knowledge? How do we understand the world? Why do people ask questions about existence, nature, and meaning? Through lively family conversations, debates, and humorous exchanges, readers are encouraged to think critically, question assumptions, and appreciate the value of evidence and logical reasoning. The book shows how Thales helped transform humanity's understanding of the world by seeking explanations based on observation rather than superstition.Written in an accessible and entertaining style, The First Philosopher: Thales makes complex philosophical and scientific ideas understandable for young readers. It demonstrates that philosophy is not merely a subject from the past but a way of thinking that encourages curiosity, creativity, and lifelong learning.Perfect for readers aged 10-14, this inspiring book combines history, philosophy, science, and storytelling to introduce one of humanity's greatest thinkers. By following Irem's journey of discovery, young readers learn that every important idea begins with a simple question-and that asking questions is often the first step toward changing the world. Discover the life and ideas of Thales, the first philosopher, and learn how curiosity, observation, and critical thinking helped shape science, mathematics, and philosophy. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Punctual Philosopher: Kant introduces young readers to the life, ideas, and remarkable personality of Immanuel Kant, one of the most influential philosophers in history. Through an imaginative interview conducted by four curious members…of a Philosophy Club, readers travel back to eighteenth-century Prussia and engage directly with the philosopher whose ideas transformed ethics, education, knowledge, freedom, and human rights.As the children question Kant about his unusual daily routines, his lifelong dedication to learning, and his famous punctuality, they uncover the fascinating story of a man who rarely left his hometown yet profoundly influenced the entire world. Along the way, readers discover Kant's thoughts on morality, conscience, justice, peace, democracy, equality, education, and the importance of independent thinking.Complex philosophical concepts are explained through lively conversations, relatable examples, and engaging stories designed specifically for young minds. Kant's famous moral principle-treating others as you would wish to be treated-comes to life through memorable examples that encourage empathy, responsibility, and ethical decision-making. Readers also explore Kant's revolutionary ideas about knowledge, learning, and the role of reason and experience in understanding the world.The book emphasizes the values of freedom, critical thinking, respect for others, and lifelong learning while encouraging children to question, reflect, and form their own opinions. By connecting philosophy to everyday life, it demonstrates that great ideas are not reserved for scholars alone but can help everyone become better thinkers and better people.Perfect for readers aged 10-14, Punctual Philosopher: Kant transforms one of history's greatest philosophers into an accessible and inspiring guide. Combining history, philosophy, humor, and adventure, this educational journey invites young readers to discover how ideas can shape individuals, societies, and the future of humanity.
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Taschenbuch. Condición: Neu. nach der Bestellung gedruckt Neuware - Printed after ordering - Utopian Philosopher: Thomas More introduces young readers to the life, ideas, and enduring influence of one of history's most thought-provoking thinkers. Through the adventures of thirteen-year-old Metin, readers are invited on a fascina…ting journey into the world of Thomas More, the English philosopher, statesman, lawyer, and author of the groundbreaking work Utopia.Metin loves reading books about utopias, dystopias, and science fiction. After discovering Thomas More's famous book Utopia, he becomes fascinated by the idea of a perfect society. As he explores More's life and writings, Metin finds himself transported into a dreamlike version of Utopia, where he experiences firsthand a world without poverty, unemployment, or social inequality. There, everyone has access to education, healthcare, and the necessities of life, and citizens work together to create a peaceful society.Yet as Metin examines this seemingly perfect world, he begins to ask difficult questions. Can a society be truly ideal if personal freedoms are limited Is equality possible without individuality Can people be genuinely happy when their lives are carefully controlled Through conversations, debates, and imaginative adventures, Metin discovers that every vision of a perfect world contains challenges and contradictions.Along the way, readers learn about Thomas More's remarkable life. Born in London in 1478, More became a respected lawyer, scholar, diplomat, and eventually one of the most powerful political figures in England. His commitment to his principles ultimately led to a dramatic conflict with King Henry VIII, resulting in his imprisonment and execution. Despite this tragic end, More's ideas continued to influence political philosophy, social thought, and discussions about justice, equality, and human rights for centuries.The book explores important philosophical themes such as freedom, equality, justice, democracy, religion, education, social responsibility, and the relationship between individual rights and the common good. By comparing Thomas More's ideal society with modern values and challenges, young readers are encouraged to think critically about the kind of world they would like to create.Written in an engaging and accessible style, Utopian Philosopher: Thomas More transforms complex philosophical concepts into an exciting story filled with imagination, curiosity, and meaningful discussion. It encourages readers to question assumptions, evaluate different ideas, and recognize that every generation has the power to imagine a better future.Perfect for readers aged 10-14, this inspiring introduction to Thomas More demonstrates that philosophy is not merely about studying the past-it is about exploring possibilities, questioning society, and imagining how the world can become a better place.
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