Mary Shepherd's Essays on the Perception of an External Universe ed. by Antonia LoLordo [Book Review]

Hume Studies 46 (1):167-170 (2020)
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On Mary Shepherd's view of our perception of the external world, perceived qualities are "as a landscape, sent from an unseen country by which we may know it". Originally published in 1827, Shepherd's Essays on the Perception of an External Universe made important contributions in epistemology and the philosophy of perception, among other areas. In Antonia LoLordo's much-anticipated new edition of the text, advanced undergraduate students and scholars alike will find an inviting and authoritative introduction to Shepherd's work, followed by a modernized and annotated copy of the text. LoLordo's is the first modern edition of Shepherd's EPEU. Inexpensive...

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