The Morphology Of Knowledge. A Study In The Logical Theories Of Hermann Lotze, Bernard Bosanquet And John Dewey

In this groundbreaking study, Marcus Long explores the theories of Hermann Lotze, Bernard Bosanquet, and John Dewey and their contributions to the field of epistemology. Long argues that these philosophers shared a commitment to a naturalistic approach to knowledge and that their work can be understood as a collective effort to build a more comprehensive and integrated theory of knowledge.

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