The Foundations of Knowledge
. . . one of the most important recent defenses of internalist foundationalism . . . (Becker, Robert). . . an ambitious effort to revive classical foundationalism . . . (Paul Moser). . . carefully crafted . . . (Jeffrey Tlumak). . . a very good piece of work . . . (Audi, Robert). . . recommended as introduction to a significant strain of contemporary epistemology. It is clearly written, and it provides importnat bacground information along the way . . . (Benjamin F. Armstrong)The chief beauty of McGrew's work resides in the careful way in which he lays out the basic elements of traditional theory and shows that numerous objections by some of its well known critics -notably Kuhn and Rorty- do not hold up under careful scrutiny . . . clearly accomplished and clearly and strongly argued. (Choice)--This text refers to theHardcoveredition.