The Problem of the Unity of the Sciences: Bacon to Kant [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 16 (1):166-166 (1962)
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A brief, systematic exposition of the positions of seven classical thinkers on the subject of the logical and/or methodological unity of human knowledge. McRae writes methodically and accurately on a difficult subject.--R. G. M.

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