|
|
245: $a
|
Reason and Experience
|
|
245: $b
|
|
|
100: $a |
|
|
082: $a |
190 WAL |
|
650: $a |
|
|
020: $a |
|
|
440: $v |
|
|
250: $b |
Oxford University Press |
|
250: $c |
1963 |
|
250: $a |
1st
|
|
300: $a |
360
|
|
020: $c |
Not Available
|
|
041: $a |
English
|
|
Available |
Yes, Accessions:[ 8155 ] |
|
246: |
The main subject of the book is the conflict between rationalism and empiricism as reflected in the classical writers on theory of knowledge form Descartes to Hegel. After specifying the issues between thses two types of philosophy. The general framework |
|
246: # |
Philosophy-Theory-Knowledge;
Rationalism-Empiricism |
|