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Old 10-24-2008, 06:17 PM   #98
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I wouldn't mind a recommendation or two, if you can. Good philosophy books for the uninitiated, if such exist in electronic version. Will be good getting recs from an expert
As a good layman's overview of the topic, I like Will Durant's _The Story of Philosophy_, which covers the major streams of philosophical thought along with brief biographies of prominent philosophers.

I don't believe it's available in eBook form, but mass market PB editions seem to be readily available.

The Will Durant Foundation has a website here with samples of his writing and an overview of his life and career.
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