Source in Philosophy is a series of short (approximately 128 pages), inexpensive, paperbound volumes. Each volume contains a substantial original essay and selected readings in a major segment of philosophy. The introductory essay for each volume provides an original point of view from which the coherence and unity of the diverse selections can be appreciated. The carefully selected readings quickly initiate beginners into the most exciting and important issues within the particular field. These eleven volumes are primarily designed for the Introduction to Philosophy course, but will find use in more specialized courses as well as courses outside philosophy.