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1. Back to philosophy: A reading list

Are you taking any philosophy courses as part of your degree this year? Or are you continuing with a second degree in philosophy? Then look no further for the best in philosophy research. We’ve brought together some of our most popular textbooks to help you prepare for the new academic year. From Plato to Descartes, ancient wisdom to modern philosophical issues, this list provides a great first stop for under-graduate and post-graduate students alike.

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2. Renting Books?

I remember the first time my daughter told me she was renting her text books for her college courses. Given how expensive college texts are this actually made sense, but she was also doing it because it saved trees, something many college students embrace.

Well, students have lots of other options now when it comes to text books. Check out this article in USAToday:

http://www.usatoday.com/news/education/2010-08-31-ihe-textbooks-digital_N.htm

The e-revolution really is here and it's just beginning.

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