Knowledge and value
Subtitle: introductory readings in philosophy
By: Edited by Elmer Sprague [and] Paul W. Taylor
Contributors: Taylor, Paul W., editor
Publisher: Harcourt, Brace
Published: 1959
Place of publication: New York
Language: eng
Number of pages: 717
Subjects: Philosophy; Introductions; Philosophie; Philosophes modernes
Notes: Includes bibliographical references.

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Table of contents: title: The problem of knowledge of the world: René Descartes. John Locke. George Berkeley. David Hume. Immanuel Kant. Josiah Royce. William James. G.E. Moore.; title: The problem of scientific knowledge: C.I. Lewis. Moritz Schlick. Morris R. Cohen and Ernest Nagel. Gilbert Ryle.; title: The problem of meaning and verification: John Hospers. A.J. Ayer. Friedrich Waismann.; title: The problem of knowledge of God: John Locke. Benedict de Spinoza. St. Thomas Aquinas. St. Anselm. David Hume. C.S. Lewis. G.W. Leibniz.; title: The problem of freedom of the will: Nemesius of Emesa. St. Augustine. David Hume. Max Planck. P.H. Nowell-Smith.; title: The problem of moral knowledge: Aristotle. David Hume. Richard Price. Immanuel Kant. John Stuart Mill. A.J. Ayer. R.M. Hare.; title: The problem of political principles: Cicero. John Locke. Jean Jacques Rousseau. Margaret MacDonald.; title: The problem of philosophy of history: Immanuel Kant. W.H. Walsh. Friedrich Engels. John Dewey.