Description
Product Overview
This Kindle edition from Cornell University Press, part of the Agora Editions series, provides an in-depth look at philosopher biographies with a focus on ancient Rome. Key specifications include 212 pages, English language, and support for screen readers and enhanced typesetting, ensuring a seamless reading experience. The book is designed for accessibility and clarity, making it a valuable resource for anyone interested in historical and philosophical studies.
Usage
This product is ideal for academic environments, such as university courses in philosophy or ancient history, as well as for personal enrichment by history enthusiasts. It suits readers aged 18 and up, offering a portable and accessible format for studying on-the-go or at home. The enhanced typesetting and screen reader support make it inclusive for various learning styles and needs.
Why Choose Us
Cornell University Press is renowned for its high-quality academic publications, ensuring accurate and well-researched content. This Kindle edition stands out with its accessibility features, such as screen reader support and enhanced typesetting, providing a superior reading experience compared to standard e-books. The inclusion in the Agora Editions series guarantees a focus on timeless philosophical works, backed by positive customer reviews and a strong ranking in relevant categories.
Key Features
- Enhanced typesetting for improved readability and navigation
- Screen reader support to accommodate diverse accessibility needs
- 212 pages of comprehensive philosopher biographies and analysis
- Part of the esteemed Agora Editions series from Cornell University Press
- English language edition with Word Wise enabled for easier understanding
FAQ
What is the reading level for this book?
This book is suitable for readers aged 18 years and up, making it ideal for adult learners, university students, and anyone with an interest in advanced philosophical topics.
Does this Kindle edition support accessibility features?
Yes, it includes screen reader support and enhanced typesetting, ensuring it is accessible for users with visual impairments or other reading challenges.
Is this book part of a series?
Yes, it is part of the Agora Editions series by Cornell University Press, which focuses on classical and philosophical texts for modern audiences.
Can I read this on multiple devices?
As a Kindle edition, it can be accessed on any device with the Kindle app, allowing for flexible reading across smartphones, tablets, and e-readers.
What is the publication date and edition?
It was published on June 13, 2014, and is the 1st edition, providing up-to-date insights while maintaining historical accuracy.
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