Synopsis
Contemporary Thought by Joan A. Price
Framing the evolution of post-Enlightenment philosophy, Contemporary Thought begins with a discussion of the British Empiricists and Kant's analysis of the capacity of reason. Biographies and examinations of the Idealists, Materialists, Utilitarians, Individualists, Analytics, Phenomenologists, and Existentialists reveal how philosophers from each of these schools of thought sought to explain the increasingly more secular and industrialized world of the 18th, 19th, and 20th centuries. These thinkers' conclusions prove that modern-day philosophy has continued to deepen and expand human knowledge.About the Author
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Format
Hardback
160 pages
Author
Joan A. Price
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Publisher
Chelsea House Publishers
Publication date
17th April 2018
ISBN
9780791087923
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