ISBN: 9780552997294 - truth: a guide for the perplexed (4 Ergebnisse)

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Paperback. Zustand: Fair. 257 pages. cover worn & creased, text tanned, EPISTEMOLOGY, THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE. We need a history of truth - though until now no-one has tried to write one. We need a history of truth to illuminate the unique predicament of our times and - Felipe Fernandez-Armesto argues - help us escape from it. He shows how - at different times, in different societies - peop le have tried to tell the difference between truth and falsehood. And he exposes the concepts of truth which have underpinned those techniques. All truth-findin g can be reduced, he argues, to a few basic types, which have always been availa ble but which have been combined in varying proportions. They are still useful. They can still help us survive contemporary uncertainty and rebuild life after d oubt. This is a book of unusual audacity: short, clear, readable, opinionated - but uncompromising in raising big issues, using rich language and embracing a va st range. …

Paperback. Zustand: Good. 257 pages. Cover wornEPISTEMOLOGY, THEORY OF KNOWLEDGE. We need a history of truth - though until now no-one has tried to write one. We need a history of truth to illuminate the unique predicament of our times and - Felipe Fernandez-Armesto argues - help us escape from it. He shows how - at different times, in different societies - peop le have tried to tell the difference between truth and falsehood. And he exposes the concepts of truth which have underpinned those techniques. All truth-findin g can be reduced, he argues, to a few basic types, which have always been availa ble but which have been combined in varying proportions. They are still useful. They can still help us survive contemporary uncertainty and rebuild life after d oubt. This is a book of unusual audacity: short, clear, readable, opinionated - but uncompromising in raising big issues, using rich language and embracing a va st range. …