Philosophy books
From Plato, Aristotle, Seneca and Marcus Aurelius to Kant, Nietzsche and Sartre, alongside the Romanian thinkers Emil Cioran and Constantin Noica and books that bring philosophy into everyday life, with every offer from bookshops in Moldova on one page.
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Poeti romani de azi. Volumul I
Răzvan VONCU
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Platon. Opera integrală Vol.III
Platon
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Putere gandire discurs: simple atractii interpretative
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Profetii despre sfarsitul lumii
Paul Schnieders, Paul C. Schnieders
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Gandirea critica. Valoarea ratiunii in epoca fake news
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Interpretari la Platon
Constantin Noica
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Istoria sexualității II
Michel Foucault
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Inventarea binelui și răului
Hanno Sauer
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Fascinatia sangelui
Jan Verplaetse
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Scrisoare catre Dorothea
Gabriel Liiceanu
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Am inventat Paltinisul!
Constantin Noica, Gabriel Liiceanu, Andrei Pleșu, Constantin Noica, Gabriel Liiceanu, Andrei Plesu
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Lucian Blaga si conceptul de filosofie nationala''
Isabela-Carmen Moldovan
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Cavant impreuna despre rostirea romaneasca
Constantin Noica
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Platon Opera integrală Vol.IV
Platon
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Platon Opera integrala Vol.V
Platon
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Scrisori catre Luciliu
Seneca
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Platon Opera integrală Vol. II
Platon
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Freud Opere Esenţiale vol. 1 Introducere în psihanaliză
Sigmund Freud
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Terapia dorintei
Martha C. Nussbaum
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Platon Nota introductiva traducere note si bibliografie de Alexandru Cizek
Platon
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Destinul omenirii vol.4
P. P. Negulescu
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Opera integrala. Volumul I
Platon
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Destinul omenirii vol.1
P. P. Negulescu
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Filosofia evului mediu
Étienne Gilson
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Good to know
Where should I start if I've never read philosophy?
The Stoics are a good start: Marcus Aurelius's "Meditations" and Seneca's "Letters from a Stoic" can be read in short passages and deal with everyday problems. Alain de Botton's "The Consolations of Philosophy" is a friendly introduction, and Plato's "Apology" is a short text that leads into the dialogues.
Does the edition or translation matter?
More than with a novel. In philosophy, a term translated differently can change the meaning of an idea, and notes and an introduction help you follow the argument. Before you buy, check the translator and whether the edition has notes, especially for demanding writers like Kant.