Philosophy Then and Now by Theodore Benditt and George Graham

Very nice selection of classics and recent articles in philosophy. The editors' introductions are helpful, though Graham's style is sometimes too chatty, and the intro to Aquinas' five ways contains a list of the five ways which contains a glaring error. Also, note that this book is too long for even a full-year course. A full-year course can cover only six of its eight chapters. So, it really is bulky for a half year course (three of the eight chapters).