Metaphysics Explained for Non-Philosophers: Reality, Existence, Identity, and the Deep Structure of Being (Half Hour Help Philosophy Explained for Non-Philosophers Series)
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Metaphysics Explained for Non-Philosophers: Reality, Existence, Identity, and the Deep Structure of Being (Half Hour Help Philosophy Explained for Non-Philosophers Series)

by The Practical Atlas

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Metaphysics Explained for Non-Philosophers introduces essential philosophical questions about reality, existence, identity, and being in an accessible format. Designed for readers without a background in philosophy, this concise guide provides an approachable starting point for exploring metaphysics and its enduring ideas.

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Metaphysics Explained for Non-Philosophers offers an accessible introduction to fundamental questions about reality and existence.

The book explores identity and the deep structure of being in language designed for readers without specialized philosophical training.

Part of the Half Hour Help Philosophy Explained for Non-Philosophers series, it provides a concise way to approach major metaphysical ideas.

Suitable for curious beginners seeking a clearer understanding of philosophy’s questions about what exists and what it means to be.

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