Oguejiofor, J. Obi
Has Bertrand Russell Solved the Problem of Perception?

A critical exposition of Bertrand Russell's analysis of sense perception and its relation with the external world.

This book examines three different theories that Russell used in an effort to provide a lasting solution to the problem of perception and its relation with the external world. Despite the merits of Russell's attempts, the author is convinced that Russell failed to achieve his aim, but that his failure points the way to a better understanding of the nature and purpose of philosophy. 141 Seiten, broschiert (Europäische Hochschulschriften. Reihe XX: Philosophie; Band 419/Peter Lang Verlag 1994) Mängelexemplar/near mint