Series by John Marenbon
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Buy on Amazon2002 · Fred Piper and Sean Murphy
An introduction to cryptography and data protection, subjects the authors describe as of considerable social and political importance. The book…
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Buy on Amazon2012 · Jackie Stedall
The History of Mathematics is a 2012 book by Jackie Stedall, part of the Very Short Introduction series. In it, Jacqueline Stedall explores the…
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Plato: A Very Short Introduction
2013 · Julia Annas
Plato: A Very Short Introduction is a 2013 book by Julia Annas. It is part of the series Very Short Introductions.
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Science and Religion: A Very Short Introduction
2013 · Thomas Dixon
Science and Religion: A Very Short Introduction is a 2013 book by Thomas Dixon. It is part of the series Very Short Introductions.
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The Scientific Revolution: A Very Short Introduction
2013 · Lawrence Principe
The Scientific Revolution of the 16th and 17th centuries in Europe marked a fundamental shift from prior natural philosophy, introducing a new…
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Medieval Philosophy: A Very Short Introduction
2016 · John Marenbon
Medieval Philosophy: A Very Short Introduction is a 2016 book by John Marenbon. It is part of the series Very Short Introductions.
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Frequently asked questions
How many books has John Marenbon written?
We list 1 book by John Marenbon across 1 series, published between 1985–2023 — each shown in full reading order.
What order should I read John Marenbon's books?
Read each series in publication order. A good place to start is “Democracy.” Open any series above for its complete numbered reading order.
Where can I buy John Marenbon's books?
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