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Knowledge and its place in nature

Philosophers have traditionally used conceptual analysis to investigate knowledge. Hilary Kornblith argues that this is misguided: it is not the concept of knowledge that we should be investigating, but knowledge itself

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Main Author: Kornblith, Hilary
Format: eBook
Language:English
Published: Oxford Clarendon 2002, 2002
Subjects:
Knowledge, Theory Of
Naturalism
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