A New History of Western Philosophy is a 2010 book by the British philosopher and theologian Anthony Kenny, consisting of a history of Western philosophy from the ancient Greeks to the present day.

[2] The book is dedicated to the memory of Georg Henrik von Wright.

[3][4] Critics claim Kenny's account of philosophy, while generally good, is quite limited in the Islamic world, focusing only on those works that became important in the Latin tradition.

Each part begins with an historical chapter outlining the major philosophers and schools of thought of the period in question, followed by several thematic chapters dealing with a particular branch of philosophy e.g. logic, theology, ethics etc.

Originally published in 2004, this part covers the period from the earliest Greek philosophers to the conversion of St Augustine in 387 AD, including: Originally published in 2005, this part covers the post-Augustinian period up to the Lateran Council on 1512, including: Originally published in 2006, this part covers the period of the 16th century - mid-19th century, including: Originally published in 2007, this part covers the post-Hegelian period up to the present day, including: