Seeing, Knowing, Understanding: Philosophical Essays

Oxford, United Kingdom: Oxford University Press (2018)
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Abstract

Barry Stroud presents nineteen of his philosophical essays, on the nature of philosophy, sense experience, the possibility of perceptual knowledge, intentional action and self-knowledge, the reality of the colours of things, alien thought and the limits of understanding, moral knowledge, meaning, use, and understanding of language.

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