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Second Thoughts. First Introductions to Philosophy (2021, Maureen Sie & Bart Engelen Eds.) is an open educational and open-ended handbook published by Open Press TiU.
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Artwork Acknowledgements
The images within this book are drawings made by the Tilburg based artist S. Lloyd Trumpstein, a.k.a. Stephan de Weert. The drawings are tributes of iconic portraits of philosophers. Most of the originals are part of the public domain, but some are not. We did our best to find the copyright holders. If you think your material is used without permission, we kindly invite you to get in touch with us: info@openpresstiu.org.
Fred Stein, Hannah Arendt, 1949. With permission of the Fred Stein Archive/Getty Images.
[Photographer Unknown], Virginia Held, [19xx]. With permission of Virginia Held.
Claude Truong-Ngoc, Hélène Cixous, 2011. Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain.
G. Edelinck, Blaise Pascal, after Monogrammist LVQ, 1666 – 1707. Public Domain.
Jonas Suyderhoef, Portrait of René Descartes, after Frans Hals, 1650 – 1675. Public Domain.
Irving Penn, Simone de Beauvoir, 1957. With permission of the Irving Penn Foundation.
Sally Ryan, Martha C. Nussbaum, 2010. Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain.
[Photographer Unknown], Edmund Husserl, [19xx]. Public Domain.
Raphael, The School of Athens [detail of Plato], 1509-1511. Public Domain.
Bill Pierce, Thomas Kuhn (1922–1996), Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain.
[Photographer Unknown], Rose Rand, 1949. Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain.
[Artist Unknown], John Stuart Mill, circa 1870. Public Domain.
[Photographer unknown], Willard van Orman Quine, 1975. Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain.
Willy Pragher, Martin Heidegger, 1960. Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain.
Moritz Nähr, Ludwig Wittgenstein, 1930’s. Wikimedia Commons/Public Domain.