Metaphysics
A Guide and Anthology

Edited by Tim Crane and Katalin Farkas

• 'This is the best anthology of metaphysics that I know of. It covers all the right topics with a good mix of classic and contemporary articles. Especially useful are the simple, elegant introductions to the various sections of the anthology ' - Peter Menzies, Macquarie University
• 'An excellent volume. Impressive editorial skill is displayed in introducing the student to all of the venerable and central elements of metaphysics. Concise and elegant introductory essays for each theme guide the reader deftly through a judicious selection of over 50 classic readings. It is difficult to imagine a contemporary course in metaphysics that would not benefit from making substantial use of this most welcome resource ' - John Divers, University of Sheffield

• Complete introduction to Metaphysics
• Combines 54 classic writings on the subject with a substantial, broad-ranging introduction and detailed introductions to each of the ten parts of the book (the editorial material amounts to about 130 pages)
• Discussion questions and further reading at the end of each part stimulate the student and make this book ideal for course use and seminar discussion
• The flexible structure enables teachers to plan a number of different kinds of courses based on this book
• Introductory material is clear and accessible

Edited by Tim Crane, Professor of Philosophy, University College London and
Katalin Farkas, Assistant Professor of Philosophy, Central European University, Budapest