Contributions

  • Grayling, A. C. - Contributor

Publication

1995 - Oxford University Press, Oxford, England

Language

English

Word Count

169,250 words, Guess

Page Count

677 pages

Identifiers

  • Open LibraryOL924781M
  • ISBN-100198751567
  • ISBN-100198751575
  • ISBN-139780198751564
  • ISBN-139780198751571
and 3 more
  • LibraryThing46614
  • Goodreads2249298
  • Library of Congress Control Number95223633

Classifications

  • DDC100
  • LCCBD21 .P468 1995

Description

This is an introduction to and guide through philosophy. It is intended to orientate, assist, and stimulate the reader at every stage in the study of the subject. Eleven extended essays have been specially commissioned from leading philosophers; each surveys a major area of the subject and offers an accessible but sophisticated account of the main debates. This is real philosophy, not simplified philosophy: it will be accessible for the beginner but equally valuable for the third-year student. Deep and challenging questions are not shirked; the reader will be given a sense of involvement in the practice of philosophy today.

First Sentence

Epistemology, or theory of knowledge, is the branch of philosophy which examines questions about the nature of knowledge and how we get it.

Excerpt

Epistemology, or theory of knowledge, is the branch of philosophy which examines questions about the nature of knowledge and how we get it.

Subjects

Topics

Other Editions

  • Philosophy: a guide through the subjectOxford University Press1995-01-01

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