Cohen, M: 101 Philosophy Problems

Forward! To the Fourth Edition How to Use This Book 1. The Cow in the Field 2. The Raven 3. Descartes' Big One 4. The Hanging Judge 5. The Hairdresser 6. The Tuck Shop Dilemma 7. Protagoras' Problem 8. The Unexpected Exam 9. Sorites 10. A Problem Arranging Ship Battles 11. Flight 999 12. The Plank of Carneades 13. The Dodgy Donor Clinic 14. The Famous Footbridge Dilemma 15. A not-very Classical Musical Dilemma 16. Whose Baby? 17. Potentially a Problem 18. Kidnapped! Part I 19. Kidnapped! Part II 20. The Tortoise 21. The Bent Coin Problem 22. The Infinite Hotel 23. Zeno's Paradox of Place 24. Poincare's Problem 25. The Mysterious Triangle 26. The Fern 27. Fakes and Forgeries 28. Flash Bagman 29. A Problem buying Stamps and Potatoes parts I and II 30. Problems with Standards 31. A bit of Exploitation 32. Swampy Things 33. The X-perience Machine 34. The Power of Partiality 35. Against Impartiality 36. The Superior Power of Self-interest 37. The Half-Brain problem 38. Only John King! 39. The Materialisation of Katie King 40. The Blobs 41. Cube/ Triangle 42. Figure/Ground reversal 43. False Leg 44. Mobius Strip 45-56. 12 Traditional Philosophy Problems No One Cares About Anyway 57. Potty Thought Experiments 58. What Happens After the Sun Goes Out 59. Galileo's (Gravitational ) Balls 60. Maxwell 's Moving Magnets 61. Einstein Changes the Train Times 62. Schrodinger's Cat 63. Deep Thought 64. Deeper Thought 65. The Dog and the Professor 66. A Relative Problem 67. New Diktatia part I 68. New Diktatia part II 69. New Diktatia part III 70. The Dissonance of the $1 Volunteers 71. Devil's Chemists 72. The Turtle 73.Daytime or Nighttime 74. But will the Waterfall? 75. The Architect's Secret 76. Smaller and smaller 77. The Three Hares Illusion 78.The Evangelist 79. The Hate Preacher 80-89. The Vicar's Tea Party (ten short problems) 90. The Battle for Fractal Farm 91. Lorenz's Waterywheel 92. Statistics in the Firing Line 93. The Amazing Run of Luck 94. Mind's Eye 95. Pain is Good

Martin Cohen has established a worldwide reputation as a radical philosopher and unconventional thinker. He has published many books, which have been translated into around twenty different languages.