Daniel N. Robinson delves into a diverse array of subjects, encompassing moral philosophy, the philosophy of psychology, legal philosophy, and the philosophy of mind. His work critically examines intellectual and legal history, as well as the history of psychology, offering profound insights into the foundations of human thought and behavior. Robinson's expertise and his ability to bridge disparate fields establish him as a significant thinker whose contributions resonate across philosophical disciplines. His impact on the philosophical underpinnings of psychology has been widely recognized.
Lonely Planet Borneo is your passport to all the most relevant and up-to-date advice on what to see, what to skip, and what hidden discoveries await you. Marvel at the Pinnacles of Gunung Mulu National Park, explore the wild Maliau Basin for untouched,uncut jungle, or dine on crunchy midin fern tips.
This newly revised edition has it all: full-colour maps of Paris, an easy-to-follow language section, a regional food glossary, advice on where to eat and stay for a range of budgets, and essential information on France's history, politics, and culture. Details on activities such as skiing,cycling, and wine tasting are listed along with extensive coverage of museums and cathedrals.
30 major archaeological and religious sites, 42 festivals and events, 58 maps and 2163km of rugged mountain hiking trails Detailed day trips of unmissable neighbouring regions In-depth background on the region's history, culture, politics and accessibility Comprehensive planning tools and at-a-glance practical info Coverage Includes: Planning chapters, Jerusalem, Tel Aviv, Haifa, the North Coast, Lower Galilee, Sea of Galilee, Upper Galilee, Golan, West Bank, The Dead Sea, The Negev, The Gaza Strip, Petra (Jordan), Sinai (Egypt), Understand and Survival chapters
Lonely Planetâe(tm)s 7th edition of Cambodia will take you into the heart of Southeast Asia: beautiful beaches (without the tourist tide), remote wilds, subtle cuisine and elaborate temples. From the famed Angkor Wat to the old-world charms of Siem Reap and the âe~Phnomenalâe(tm) capital city of Phnom Penh âe" itâe(tm)s all here. Lonely Planet guides are written by experts who get to the heart of every destination they visit. This fully updated edition is packed with accurate, practical and honest advice, designed to give you the information you need to make the most of your trip. In This Guide: Angkor revealed: we take you to the heart and soul of Cambodia Go further with unrivalled coverage of increasingly popular Northwestern Cambodia Green Index highlights best eco-friendly options
This travel guide includes an overview of Parisian architecture, where to track down nightlife, day trips to chateaux and where to experience the art collections of the famous galleries.
A Travel Survival Kit
Part of the appeal of Vietnam is the lingering French colonial ambience found in cities like Hanoi and Saigon. For those who want to discover a more traditional Vietnam, there is the verdant countryside of the central highland.
Discover TunisiaSquint in awe at the glinting-gold El-Jem Colosseum and imagine the bloodthirsty roar as Roman gladiators entertain the crowd.Float in startlingly clear seas at El-Mansourah Beach.Wear your fragrant jasmine flower with confidence you're sending the right message.Sway gracefully on camelback through the endless Sahara, willing your steed not to break into a trot.In This GuideFour authors, 73 days of in-country research, 70 detailed maps, 102 plates of salade mechouia, one rented camel.New Arts & Architecture chapter.Top Tunisian chef Rafik Tlatli gives an expert take on the local cuisine.Content updated visit lonelyplanet.com for up-to-the-minute reviews, updates and traveler suggestions.
This guide includes all the essential information on travelling through France, as well as notes on French culture and the arts, and a useful language section.
