num_pages: 167
description: I. Appearance and RealityII. The Existence of MatterIII. The Nature of MatterIV. IdealismV. Knowledge by Acquaintance and Knowledge by DescriptionVI. On InductionVII. On our Knowledge of General PrinciplesVIII. How A Priori Knowledge is PossibleIX. The World of UniversalsX. On Our Knowledge of UniversalsXI. On Intuitive KnowledgeXII. Truth and FalsehoodXIII. Knowledge, Error, and Probable OpinionXIV. The Limits of Philosophical KnowledgeXV. The Value of PhilosophyBibliographical NotIndex
language: English
title: Problems of Philosophy
titlecomplete: Problems of Philosophy
genres: Theory, Philosophy, British Literature, Metaphysics, Science, Nonfiction, Essays, Classics, 20th Century, History
ratings_count: 15828
publisher: Hackett Publishing Company Inc.