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Contents:
I. Appearance and Reality
II. The Existence of Matter
III. The Nature of Matter
IV. Idealism
V. Knowledge by Acquaintance and Knowledge by Description
VI. On Induction
VII. On our Knowledge of General Principles
VIII. How A Priori Knowledge is Possible
IX. The World of Universals
X. On Our Knowledge of Universals
XI. On Intuitive Knowledge
XII. Truth and Falsehood
XIII. Knowledge, Error, and Probable Opinion
XIV. The Limits of Philosophical Knowledge
XV. The Value of Philosophy
Bibliographical Not
Index
I. Appearance and Reality
II. The Existence of Matter
III. The Nature of Matter
IV. Idealism
V. Knowledge by Acquaintance and Knowledge by Description
VI. On Induction
VII. On our Knowledge of General Principles
VIII. How A Priori Knowledge is Possible
IX. The World of Universals
X. On Our Knowledge of Universals
XI. On Intuitive Knowledge
XII. Truth and Falsehood
XIII. Knowledge, Error, and Probable Opinion
XIV. The Limits of Philosophical Knowledge
XV. The Value of Philosophy
Bibliographical Not
Index
