David K. Lewis Libros

This second collection of essays by Lewis focuses on causation, probability, dependence and decision, and several other related topics. The thirteen papers are a major contribution to philosophy by one of the most influential and imaginative of contemporary American philosophers.

From the deserts of Africa to the rainforests of Brazil, this book investigates traditional societies and gains insight into alternative ways of living by exploring different approaches to marriage, wealth, law and order, cultural integration, spirituality and wisdom.

Includes a discussion of theories about traditional methods of navigation developed during recent decades, the story of the renaissance of star navigation throughout the Pacific, and material about navigation systems in Indonesia, Siberia, and the Indian Ocean.

Explores the power of radiant aura, explaining that to create an effulgent, rainbow-colored energy field--supercharged with light and spiritual purpose--we must first enter into the space of being where all life is felt and embraced as sacred.

The book features a unique format consisting of letters exchanged between Ricky Atkinson, David Lewis, and various artists and educators, providing an engaging look into the creative processes in art education over the last four decades. Richly illustrated with works by Atkinson and related material, it serves as an essential resource for anyone interested in the dynamic landscape of art education in North America and England. The publication is associated with The Volunteer Committee of the London Regional Art and Historical Museums in Canada.

Focusing on ethics and social philosophy, this third volume of Lewis's papers delves into his influential ideas and arguments. It explores his perspectives on moral principles and societal structures, providing insights into his contributions to the field. The collection highlights the depth of his thought and the relevance of his work in contemporary discussions on ethics.

Lucin Montgomery's journey unfolds as she navigates her new life in Kansas City, prompted by her inattentive husband. Through vivid visions of ancient Japan, she embarks on a path of self-discovery, ultimately embracing her own sensuality and the boundless nature of femininity. Along the way, she learns that love is a force unto itself, shaping her understanding of identity and connection.

A critical look at how a non-traditional, technocratic development industry is failing the societies it professes to help