Tziporah Kasachoff is Professor of Philosophy at the City University of New York and the editor of the American Philosophical Association Newsletter on Teaching Philosophy.

This book's comparative loneliness already marks it out as significant: it is one of the very few works that explicitly deal with the practical task of teaching philosophy in contemporary universities. The book's contents, moreover, mark it out as extremely useful: all teachers of the subject will have something to learn from it.

Tziporah Kasachoff is Professor of Philosophy at the City University of New York and the editor of the American Philosophical Association Newsletter on Teaching Philosophy.

This book's comparative loneliness already marks it out as significant: it is one of the very few works that explicitly deal with the practical task of teaching philosophy in contemporary universities. The book's contents, moreover, mark it out as extremely useful: all teachers of the subject will have something to learn from it.

Tziporah Kasachoff is Professor of Philosophy at the City University of New York and the editor of the American Philosophical Association Newsletter on Teaching Philosophy.

This book's comparative loneliness already marks it out as significant: it is one of the very few works that explicitly deal with the practical task of teaching philosophy in contemporary universities. The book's contents, moreover, mark it out as extremely useful: all teachers of the subject will have something to learn from it.