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A Treatise of Human Nature (1739-40), David Hume's comprehensive attempt to base philosophy on a new, observationally grounded study of human nature, is the focal point of current attempts to understand 18th-century western philosophy. The treatise addresses many of the most fundamental philosophical issues: causation, existence, freedom and necessity, and morality.

This delightful collection celebrates motherhood in all its forms. Here you will find all the joy, grief, self-sacrifice, occasional irritation but above all, the intimate tenderness of motherhood - whether evoked in a glimpse of a very human mother or through heroic tales of the great mother goddesses of myth, legend and religion.

Across deserts and seas, mountains and lakes, here are 100 poems to take readers far away.

Divas, prima donnas, amazons, saints and goddesses - heroic women are celebrated in this wonderful collection of poems.

This translation of Goethe's poetry remains both true in form and spirit to the original, yet is at the same time readable and engaging.

In the EVERYMAN POETRY series, an anthology of poems, on the subject of music, by writers including Aubrey Beardsley and William Wordsworth.

A selection of poetry from different writers, all on the theme of gardens.

From the domestic cat to the jungle monkey, this is a new anthology of poems from around the world and through the ages, all on the theme of animals.

Their texts fully restored by recent scholarship, Marlowe's astonishing works can now be appreciated as originally written. For the first time, this edition boasts the complete plays - including two versions of Doctor Faustus.

Their texts fully restored by recent scholarship, Marlowe's astonishing works can now be appreciated as originally written. This edition includes all of Marlowe's plays, including two versions of Doctor Faustus.

Sculptor, painter and architect, Michelangelo's poems reveal the man behind the myth that genius has generated.

This volume contains poems by Matthew Arnold, author of The Scholar Gipsy, Dover Beach and The Forsaken Merman.

All the poems Jane Austen wrote, and many of those she read and valued, and which play a part in her novels.

Generous selection in translation from The Divine Comedy, The New Life a

Vigour, wit and satirical inventiveness chracterise Swift's verses, which ar

Shelley's life was short an turbulent, but he left behind some of the most

An elegant and witty writer, poet laureate from 1668, Dryden was on of the m

This is a collection of poetry by the Roman poet made famous by his love elegies and his narrative poem Metamorphoses.

Poems chosen by listeners to Poetry Please - Ballards, satires, songs or prayers- for every mood and taste.

This is a collection of comic tales from The Canterbury Tales, including The Miller's Tale, The Cook's Tale and the Nun's Priest's Tale.

Heines poetry is as funny as it is biting. These translations capture his

At turns witty and light-headed, throughtful and nostalgic Goldsmith was pra

The archetypal Restoration rake, Rochester wrote poems oflove, debaunchey, eroticobsession and impotence full of honesty and raw power

Best known for his masterpiece Paradise Lost, Milton was also a master of subtle lyric harmony. This book contains both texts and commentary.

Poems for children, ballards for his friends in the South Seas, poetic tales of Scotland - a selection of the poetry Stevenson wrote all his life.

Mad bad and dangerous to known'Byron is often cast as the anti-hero of

Herrick lived through the civil wars and Restoration. In his best-known poems, Cherry Ripe and Gather Ye Rosebuds While Ye May, he writes of loss, of the passing of time and of death. This book contains both texts and commentary.

Skelton is proberbly the greatest unknown poet of English literature. The o

The Romantic period saw a deluge of writing by women, in all genres. This study edition contains a selection of texts from such writers as Hannah More, Mary Shelley, Mary Wollstonecraft and Dorothy Wordsworth, as well as a commentary upon them.