Notes by C. I. Lewis on Empirical Knowledge, Phenomenology, and Related Topics

Philosophy Research Archives 6:427-442 (1980)
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Abstract

The C. I. Lewis Collection at Special Collections, Stanford University, contains papers and letters which update or expand upon topics discussed by C. I. Lewis during his professional career. This edition of Lewis' reflections on topics related to empirical knowledge and phenomenology is intended to make those materials readily available to scholars and philosophers interested in the philosophy of C. I. Lewis or in those topics represented here.

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