Cognitive Complications: Epistemology in Pragmatic Perspective

Lanham, Maryland: Lexington Books (2015)
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Cognitive Complications examines fundamental issues in the theory of knowledge from the perspective of philosophical pragmatism. Rescher seeks to show how a pragmatic, user-oriented approach to knowledge can elucidate key issues of the field.

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