This philosophical work argues that the symbols of human discourse are the elements of man's experience.
This philosophical work argues that the symbols of human discourse are the elements of man's experience. To prepare himself for the central statement, the author takes on the title attitude and claims that "Nothing given exists." To explain that statement he offers a conception of the given, or theory of essences. It was initially intended as an introductory work, so the author offered a more comprehensive four-volume study to elaborate on the terms of "essence," "matter," and "truth." FTP, name this 1923 work that claims that all knowledge is the faith that certain elements are the signs of things and events, a work by George Santayana.
This philosophical work argues that the symbols of human discourse are the elements of man's experience.
{Scepticism and Animal Faith}