Philosophy after Objectivity
Making Sense in Perspective
Format:Hardback
Publisher:Oxford University Press Inc
Published:16th Sep '93
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This book discusses a range of central philosophical disputes about knowledge, objectivity, meaning, physicalism, and practical rationality. Its lessons about reasons and explanation affect all areas of theoretical philosophy, and challenge common philosophical assumptions about objectivity, realism, and physicalism. The book explains how various perennial disputes in philosophy rest not on genuine disagreement, but on conceptual diversity.
This book is an excellent and wide-ranging work that tackles deep issues in metaphilosophy, and brings to certain "postmodern" themes the precision and clarity of an outstanding analytic philosopher. * The Philosophical Review *
This carefully reasoned book deserves a place in graduate collections. * American Library Association *
Moser's book should draw a large response. It deserves careful study by epistemologists, metaphysicians, and anyone interested in the philosophy of language. * The Review of Metaphysics *
ISBN: 9780195081091
Dimensions: 242mm x 162mm x 26mm
Weight: 649g
280 pages