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Jonathan Barnes

Jonathan Barnes, who taught philosophy in Oxford, Geneva and Paris, lives in retirement in the middle of France. He has written several books about ancient philosophy, the most recent of which, Coffee with Aristotle, has a preface by his brother.

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Coffee with Aristotle by Jonathan Barnes, foreword by Julian Barnes (2008)
Truth, etc. (2007)
The Toils of Scepticism (1990)
The Complete Works of Aristotle: The Revised Oxford Translation edited by Jonathan Barnes (two volumes, 1984)
The Ontological Argument (1972)

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