Modern Epistemology: A New Introduction

McGraw-Hill Humanities, Social Sciences & World Languages (1995)
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This text offers an account of how philosophers in the 20th century have challenged the ideas of the modern philosophers of the 17th century on fundamental questions in epistemology. Featuring examples, self-study questions and further readings, the text introduces and critically defines logical analysis, foundationalism and coherentism.

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