A Hundred Years of Philosophy
1966 · 639 pagine · Penguin · ISBN 9780140209273
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In this survey, John Passmore concentrates on the British tradition in logic, metaphysics and the theory of knowledge, yet he never neglects parallel developments in Europe and America. He considers the crucial new insights that were generated into probability, propositions and private languages, meaning, minds and bodies and the limits of science.
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