deep yet understandable philosophy books?

answers1: I noticed this too in college when I took a course in
Philosophy, that it was far more difficult reading than it needed to
be. <br>
Recently I've been trying to plow through Metaphysics, Readings and
Reappraisals, edited by Kennick and Lazerowitz, which includes many
great philosophers, Plato, Descartes, Spinoza, Kant, Aquinas, and so
on, but I wouldn't recommend it either. Same problem! <br>
I hope someone has a book suggestion that explains in layman's terms
just how these philosophers thought.
answers2: I think you need to start easier. <br>
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Yikes, my bf was really into philosophy. <br>
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<a href="http://www.amazon.com/Philosophy-Dummies-Tom-Morris/dp/0764551531/"
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answers3: much: 'What we as quickly as concept we had we did no longer
And what we now have's in basic terms no longer the comparable So I
call upon the author to describe.' --Nick Cave's 'We call Upon the
author' 'in the experience that your existence is a leaf that the
seasons tear off and condemn they're going to bind you with love it
somewhat is sleek and green as a stem' --Leonard Cohen's 'Sisters of
Mercy' 'yet I permit you be attentive to, I permit you be attentive
to, I permit you be attentive to we would desire to deliver away We
would desire to purpose to discover a clean answer as a substitute of
a manner' --Jim Morrison (extra from Zarathustra than delivery of
Tragedy) 'some women wait for Jesus, and a few women wait for Cain So
I draw close upon my altar, and that i hoist my awl returned. and that
i take the only that reveals me, returned to the place it began out,
while Jesus became the honeymoon and Cain became in basic terms the
guy.' --Leonard Cohen 'final Years guy' i will end now. i think of
virtually any Leonard Cohen could make this record. Dylan and Kobain
have some sturdy ones too.