There are 62 Philosophy books available in our library
A CONFESSION Leo Tolstoy
A PICKLE FOR THE KNOWING ONES Timothy Dexter
A SERIES OF LESSONS IN RAJA YOGA William Walker Atkinson
ALL THESE THINGS ADDED James Allen
APOLOGY Plato
AUTOBIOGRAPHY OF A YOGI Paramahansa Yogananda
BEYOND GOOD AND EVIL Friedrich Nietzsche
CANDIDE Voltaire
CIVIL DISOBEDIENCE Henry David Thoreau
DISCOURSES ON LIVY Niccolò Machiavelli
DYNAMIC THOUGHT OR THE LAW OF VIBRANT ENERGY William Walker Atkinson
ECCE HOMO Friedrich Nietzsche
EUTHYPHRO Plato
FROM PASSION TO PEACE James Allen
GORGIAS Plato
HUMAN, ALL TOO HUMAN Friedrich Nietzsche
KAMA SUTRA Vātsyāyana
LETTERS ON ENGLAND Voltaire
LEVIATHAN Thomas Hobbes
MEDITATIONS Marcus Aurelius
MORALS AND DOGMA Albert Pike
MY RELIGION Leo Tolstoy
NICOMACHEAN ETHICS Aristotle
OF THE CONDUCT OF THE UNDERSTANDING John Locke
ON LOVE Stendhal
ON THE GENEALOGY OF MORALS Friedrich Nietzsche
PENSéES Blaise Pascal
PHAEDO Plato
PHAEDRUS Plato
PURGATORY AND PARADISE Dante Alighieri
RIGHTS OF MAN Thomas Paine
SECOND TREATISE OF GOVERNMENT John Locke
STUDIES IN PESSIMISM Arthur Schopenhauer
SUMMA THEOLOGICA Thomas Aquinas
SYMPOSIUM Plato
TAO TE CHING Laozi
THE AGE OF REASON Thomas Paine
THE ANTICHRIST Friedrich Nietzsche
THE ART OF BEING RIGHT Arthur Schopenhauer
THE ART OF WAR Sun Tzu
THE BASIS OF MORALITY Arthur Schopenhauer
THE BIRTH OF TRAGEDY Friedrich Nietzsche
THE BOOK OF LIFE Upton Sinclair
THE COMMUNIST MANIFESTO Karl Marx
THE CONFESSIONS Jean-Jacques Rousseau
THE CONFESSIONS Saint Augustine of Hippo
THE DAWN OF DAY Friedrich Nietzsche
THE INSTRUCTIONS OF SHURUPPAK Unknown
THE KINGDOM OF GOD IS WITHIN YOU Leo Tolstoy
THE KYBALION William Walker Atkinson
THE MAINE WOODS Henry David Thoreau
THE PRINCE Niccolò Machiavelli
THE PROBLEMS OF PHILOSOPHY Bertrand Russell
THE REPUBLIC Plato
THE SOUL OF MAN UNDER SOCIALISM Oscar Wilde
THE THEORY OF MORAL SENTIMENTS Adam Smith
THE WISDOM OF LIFE Arthur Schopenhauer
THUS SPAKE ZARATHUSTRA Friedrich Nietzsche
TIMAEUS Plato
WALDEN Henry David Thoreau
WALKING Henry David Thoreau
WHAT'S WRONG WITH THE WORLD G. K. Chesterton