Philosophy Now on CD-ROM

Since its launch in 1991, Philosophy Now has become the most widely read philosophy publication in the English-speaking world. This popular magazine contains articles on all aspects of Western philosophy, as well as book reviews, letters, news, cartoons, and sometimes a poem or two. Occasional special issues cover topics such as ethics, ancient philosophy and philosophy of mind. Interviews with leading contemporary philosophers are also featured. The first sixty issues (1991-2006), containing over 2,500 pages of text, are now available on CD-ROM in Adobe's Acrobat format. All color images and the color covers have been reproduced along with the entire text of each back issue. The collection has been produced as a three CD-ROM set, each containing the following issues:

Volume 1 - Issues 1-20, 1991 - Spring 1998
Volume 2 - Issues 21-40, Summer/Autumn 1998 - March/April 2003
Volume 3 - Issues 41-60, May/June 2003 - November/December 2006

These CD-ROMs may be purchased together or separately, and will work equally well on PC or Mac.

Philosophy Now is a showcase for original philosophy written in a lively, readable, and nontechnical style. Its primary purpose is to show that philosophy can be comprehensible, worthwhile, and exciting for general readers, while also useful and enjoyable for philosophy students and academics. Contributors include Roger Ames, Piers Benn, David Chalmers, Innes Crellin, Daniel Dennett, Charles Echelbarger, Nicholas Everitt, Emmanuel Eze, Antony Flew, Jorge Gracia, Colin Harper, Ted Honderich, Rick Lewis, Tim Madigan, Joel Marks, Thomas Metzger, Mary Midgley, Robert Neville, Martha Nussbaum, Christiane Pohl, Anita Silvers, J.J.C. Smart, Anja Steinbauer, Richard Taylor, Peg Tittle, and Tom Wartenberg.

· CD-ROM · Adobe Acrobat format (PC and Mac compatible) · Single Volume $23 · Three Volumes $55

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