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Essays Towards a Theory of Knowledge

By Alexander Philip

(3.5 stars) • 10 reviews

Embark on a journey to understand how we know what we know, questioning the very essence of time, perception, and reality in a world consumed by chaos.

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2007-11-09
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"Essays Towards a Theory of Knowledge" by Alexander Philip is a philosophical work that examines the foundations of knowledge and how we understand the world around us. The book looks at the nature of knowledge, probing into ideas like time, perception, and reality. Philip considers how knowledge is built through active engagement and questions the idea that our senses alone give us understanding. The author begins by contemplating the state of the world in the present day, voicing worries about humanity's path amid the confusion of modern times. He stresses the importance of a solid understanding of what knowledge is so we can find our way in this chaos, highlighting the need for guiding principles that enable meaningful thinking and decision-making. Philip prepares for an extensive examination of these concepts, starting with the concept of time and how we measure it, creating a philosophical base for exploring how people make sense of themselves and their surroundings.

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