The Empiricists
Roger Woolhouse
"One of the great historic controversies in philosophy," according to Bertrand Russell, is that between empiricists--"best represented by the British philosophers, Locke, Berkeley, and Hume"--and rationalists. This book sets the empiricists in their contemporary and cultural context, examinestheir various approaches to philosophy, and highlights the significance of their ideas to 20th-century thinking. By focusing on what the "empiricists" actually have to say, rather than on their classification as such, Woolhouse incidentally shows how unreliable these conventional labels can be.
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Year:
1988
Publisher:
Oxford University Press
Language:
english
Pages:
186
ISBN 10:
019289188X
ISBN 13:
9780192891884
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PDF, 8.25 MB
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english, 1988
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