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Understanding Human Knowledge: Philosophical Essays
Since the 1970s Barry Stroud has been one of the most original contributors to the philosophical study of human knowledge. This volume presents the best of Stroud's essays in this area. Throughout, he seeks to clearly identify the question that philosophical theories of knowledge are meant to
answer, and the role scepticism plays in making sense of that question. In these seminal essays, he suggests that people pursuing epistemology need to concern themselves with whether philosophical scepticism is true or false. Stroud's discussion of these fundamental questions is essential reading
for anyone whose work touches on the subject of human knowledge.
answer, and the role scepticism plays in making sense of that question. In these seminal essays, he suggests that people pursuing epistemology need to concern themselves with whether philosophical scepticism is true or false. Stroud's discussion of these fundamental questions is essential reading
for anyone whose work touches on the subject of human knowledge.
- GenresPhilosophy
268 pages, Hardcover
First published January 1, 2000
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May 7, 2011
Great book, Stroud dominates plebs here :)
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