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Routledge
Language
English
Pages
176

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Cover of: From East to West: Odyssey of a Soul (Critical Realism: Interventions)
From East to West: Odyssey of a Soul (Critical Realism: Interventions)
August 4, 2000, Routledge
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First Sentence

"The foremost claims of the transcendental realism essayed in A Realist Theory of Science are (1) to have established the irreducibility of ontology or the theory of being to epistemology or the theory of knowledge and a fortiori (and against the epistemic fallacy) that of being to knowledge, of being to our (i.e. human) knowledge of being; and (2) to have demonstrated some propositions in it, that is, to have given the re-vindicated subject of ontology a certain content or shape."

Classifications

Library of Congress
BL51 . B554 2000, BL51.B554 2000, BL 51 .B554 2000

ID Numbers

Open Library
OL7487647M
Internet Archive
fromeasttowestod0000bhas
ISBN 10
0415233259
ISBN 13
9780415233255
LCCN
99087584
OCLC/WorldCat
43245928
Library Thing
725942
Goodreads
1115039

First Sentence

"The foremost claims of the transcendental realism essayed in A Realist Theory of Science are (1) to have established the irreducibility of ontology or the theory of being to epistemology or the theory of knowledge and a fortiori (and against the epistemic fallacy) that of being to knowledge, of being to our (i.e. human) knowledge of being; and (2) to have demonstrated some propositions in it, that is, to have given the re-vindicated subject of ontology a certain content or shape."

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