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UPEJU Philosophy & Ethics Library – 98 Books on Knowledge, Ethics, and Logic
The UPEJU Philosophy & Ethics Library gathers 98 public-domain works, all sourced from Project Gutenberg, into four overlapping categories: Ethics, Logic, Metaphysics, and Political Philosophy. The collection spans ancient dialogues, Victorian self-help, theosophy, Bahá'í scriptures, and rationalist critiques, offering a broad view of enduring questions. Editorial notes accompany each title, clarifying context and structure. Whether you begin with Plato's Socratic trilogy, Draper's science-and-religion history, or Unamuno's existential meditation, these reading paths help newcomers navigate. Browse by category or scroll the full list to find works on abolition, animal rights, peace, and more.
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Physical science in the time of ...
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The Secret Doctrine, Vol. 4 of 4...
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