Existence, Meaning, And Reality In Locke's Essay And In Present Epistemology, Volume 3, Part 2, Issue 3
This book dives deep into the philosophy of John Locke and explores his essay on existence, meaning, and reality. Moore also touches on modern epistemology and how it relates to Locke's work. This is a must-read for anyone interested in philosophy or epistemology.
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