 | A Commentary to Kant's 'Critique of Pure Reason'
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by Palgrave MacMillan
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(01 September, 2003)
(4 reviews) 
Customer Review: Kemp Smith's Obsession: This commentary is extremely poor for a variety of reasons. First, Kemp Smith is one of the most notable translators of Kant's first Critique. |
 | A Companion to Epistemology (Blackwell Companions to Philosophy)
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by Blackwell Publishers
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(01 January, 1994)
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Customer Review: Episte-what? You'll find an explanation here.: If you are working through an essay that contains an extensive amount of technical jargon in relation to theories of knowledge, |
 | A Realist Conception of Truth
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by Cornell University Press
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(01 April, 1997)
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Customer Review: What is truth?: Far from washing his hands, William Alston here undertakes to provide a defense of what is, after all, the most common-sense answer to this question. |
 | A Treatise Concerning the Principles of Human Knowledge (Oxford Philosophical Texts
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by Oxford University Press
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(01 February, 1998)
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Customer Review: Ideal Idealism: This is not the place for a philosophical analysis of Berkeley's original text, and its content of argument. The review concerns the specific book edited by Dancy, |
 | An Essay Concerning Human Understanding (Great Books in Philosophy)
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by Prometheus Books
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(01 December, 1994)
(8 reviews) 
Customer Review: Not unless you need it...: For the most part, this book is unreadable and uninspiring. The abridged editions are not much better. |
 | Anthropic Bias: Observation Selections Effects in Science and Philosophy (Studies
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by Routledge
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(01 March, 2002)
(2 reviews)
Customer Review: The Coin Isn't Fair: Nick Bostrom's ideas are interesting and relevant where apparently chaotic scenarios are applicable, but the reader should bear in mind that he fails to take into account the fact that an anthropic explanation for the fine-tuning of the universal constants is supposed to be embedded into humans by the universal scale mechanism that enables or requires human existence. |
 | Articulating Reasons: An Introduction to Inferentialism
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by Harvard University Press
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(01 September, 2001)
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 | Badiou: A Subject to Truth
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by University of Minnesota Press
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(01 March, 2003)
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Customer Review: Best available intro: Hands down the best and most comprehensive book on Badiou to date, and probably for sometime to come. Covers just about everything the guy has written, |
 | Bayesian Epistemology
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by Oxford University Press
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(01 January, 2004)
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 | Behind The Mirror: A Search for a Natural History of Human Knowledge
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by Harvest/HBJ Book
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(01 September, 1978)
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Customer Review: Essential! Order this book so it gets back in print soon!: Konrad Lorenz hasn't recieved the praise his mind deserves. All political leanings aside--he had a nobel prize awarded and revoked--he is a brilliant thinker with essential theories on zoology and the meaning of life. |
 | Belief's Own Ethics
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by Bradford Books
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(21 April, 2002)
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Customer Review: This guy is my friend's dad!: Hey man! This is Alex Minkoff! I'm friends with this dude named Jeff Adler (THIS GUY'S SON =P)SO THE BOOK ROCKS!! |
 | Bernard Lonergan's Insight: A Comprehensive Commentary
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by University Press of America
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(01 June, 2003)
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 | Beyond Rigidity: The Unfinished Semantic Agenda of Naming and Necessity
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by Oxford University Press
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(01 January, 2002)
(3 reviews)
Customer Review: Never met a singular proposition I didn't like.: I would merely say the book is intriguing and beautifully clear, particularly in two respects: (1) Kripke's own seeming ambivalence about propositional attitudes in "Puzzle about Belief" can be interestingly taken in one direction rather than another. |
 | Causality : Models, Reasoning, and Inference
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by Cambridge University Press
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(13 March, 2000)
(9 reviews)
Customer Review: A Pioneering Book on Causality: This is a pioneering book dealing exhaustively with the subject of causation. Its contribution to the field of "Uncertainty in AI" is unmeasureable. |
 | Considered Judgment
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by Princeton University Press
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(01 February, 1999)
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Customer Review: Epistemology done very well: For those who find modern philosophy a rather pointless affair, this book may offer some relief. Elgin offers some hope for understanding the roots of human knowledge by finding a difficult but satisfying middle path between impossible certainty and excessive relativism. |
 | Consilience : The Unity of Knowledge
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by Vintage
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(30 March, 1999)
(123 reviews)
Customer Review: A fatally flawed vision: Edward Wilson, a Harvard biologist and writer of no little skill, here puts forth his vision for a world in which all knowledge is connected scientifically with everything else; |
 | Contemporary Rhetorical Theory: A Reader
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by Guilford Press
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(20 November, 1998)
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Customer Review: Surveys the most important literature: Any compilation that purports to cover something as broad as "contemporary rhetorical theory" is bound to miss the mark on an essay or two, |
 | Critique of Pure Reason (Great Books in Philosophy)
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by Prometheus Books
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(01 September, 1990)
(26 reviews)
Customer Review: This is one of the defining texts of Philosophy.........: It is often dense and it is consistently challenging. But this may be the key to Kant and time spent with him is never wasted. |
 | Critique of Pure Reason
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by Cambridge University Press
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(February, 1999)
(30 reviews)
Customer Review: A Critique of Pure Idiocy: I'm simply bewildered by two of the reviews of Kant's Critique of Pure Reason. Giving the Critique two or three stars shows an absolute lack of understanding for its role in the history of modern philosophy. |
 | Critique of Pure Reason
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by Hackett Publishing Company
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(01 December, 1996)
(8 reviews)
Customer Review: Beautiful translation of a beautiful work: Pluhar's translation is wonderful. The extensive annotation makes the whole work perfectly clear, |
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