Morris Weitz Books

This volume brings together a group of essays that examine the relationship between philosophy and literature - disciplines that have been opposed as often as they have been combined. While the focus is primarily on the plays of Shakespeare, there is a lengthy essay on the use of the style term maniera in art history, and a concluding survey and analysis of the relationship between philosophy and literature, from Plato to the present. The author applies the theory of meaning and logical analysis to contemporary problems in the arts and aesthetics.

From Simon & Schuster and edited by Morris Weitz, 20th Century Philosophy: The Analytic Tradition is a collection of readings in the history of philosophy.The full scope and impact of Western philosophy from the Presocratics to the important thinkers of the twentieth century are presented in this original paperback series.

Exploring the intersection of aesthetics and philosophy, this book delves into the fundamental questions surrounding art and its significance in human experience. It examines various artistic expressions and their impact on society, encouraging readers to reflect on the nature of beauty and creativity. Through critical analysis, it invites a deeper understanding of how art influences emotions and thoughts, making it an essential read for those interested in the philosophical dimensions of artistic practice.

Supported by over 240 photographs and a wealth of Statistics, 'Destination Wembley' documents every Rugby League Challenge Cup Final since the first contest in 1897. Complete with a profile of each winning captain and comprehensive match facts, it provides a 'must have' addition for any avid sports fan's book collection.

Salford are one of rugby league's most famous clubs. In 150 years they have claimed numerous honours and in 1934 achieved legendary status when touring France, their adventurous attacking play earning the accolade Les Diables Rouges, the original Red Devils. This comprehensive analysis covers every match & player known to have represented the club