An Introduction to Modern Philosophy in Seven Philosophical Problems |
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... important branch of knowledge . For example , in economics , one may ask " What determines the selling price of a commodity in a freely competitive market ? " However , there is no such thing as an entirely freely compet- itive market ...
... important branch of knowledge . For example , in economics , one may ask " What determines the selling price of a commodity in a freely competitive market ? " However , there is no such thing as an entirely freely compet- itive market ...
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... important than Lo - Yang or Pataliputra . But is it permissible to found a scheme of world history on such estimates ? The Chinese historian is equally entitled to frame a world history in which Caesar , the Crusades , the Renaissance ...
... important than Lo - Yang or Pataliputra . But is it permissible to found a scheme of world history on such estimates ? The Chinese historian is equally entitled to frame a world history in which Caesar , the Crusades , the Renaissance ...
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... importance are the reasons proffered in the argument for the respective theory , that is , the reasons given for the ... important study it is . The value of each of the theories resides in its attempt to state and to justify certain ...
... importance are the reasons proffered in the argument for the respective theory , that is , the reasons given for the ... important study it is . The value of each of the theories resides in its attempt to state and to justify certain ...
Contents
AN INTRODUCTION | 2 |
A Metaphysical Problem | 90 |
An Epistemological Problem | 169 |
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