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The Nature of Dignity argues that, given what evolutionary biology tells us about human nature, we need a new understanding of what is involved in the exhibition of personal dignity, since Kant and other Enlightenment figures whose ideas of dignity have shaped our own were wrong in several of their key assumptions. The required new conception of dignity is then developed on the basis of insights gleaned from history, political-economics, literature, film, hermeneutical ethics, and evolutionary biology.

First published in 1929.
'Fire and shipwreck, fights ashore and afloat, the pitting of ceaseless patience and resource against fate, these things make one understand why the book, famous in its original tongue, has but to be savoured in translation to gain an equal popularity.' Manchester Guardian
Bontekoe's East Indian Voyage was one of the most popular books in which the Dutch seventeenth century public delighted and it continued to be reprinted throughout the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
As well as providing an illuminating insight into the machinations of the...

Dit welbekende handboek biedt een brede en geintegreerde kijk op (complexe) persoonlijkheidspathologie en -problematiek en gaat uitvoerig in op diagnostiek en behandeling ervan.

Deze geheel herziene derde druk is aangepast aan de nieuwste ontwikkelingen en aan de DSM-5. Er is een hoofdstuk toegevoegd over het in de DSM-5 sectie III opgenomen alternatieve model voor het diagnosticeren van persoonlijkheidspathologie. De gewijzigde visie op 'somatoforme stoornissen' van de DSM-5 is toegevoegd. Daarnaast is er aandacht voor de nieuwste ontwikkeling op het gebied van de netwerk- en...

This outstanding volume offers students, teachers and general readers a complete introductory survey of the major non-western philosophical traditions.

First published in 1929.
'Fire and shipwreck, fights ashore and afloat, the pitting of ceaseless patience and resource against fate, these things make one understand why the book, famous in its original tongue, has but to be savoured in translation to gain an equal popularity.' Manchester Guardian
Bontekoe's East Indian Voyage was one of the most popular books in which the Dutch seventeenth century public delighted and it continued to be reprinted throughout the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries.
As well as providing an illuminating insight into the machinations of the...