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Unknowability: An Inquiry Into the Limits of Knowledge

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Unknowability: An Inquiry Into the Limits of Knowledge

Nicholas Rescher

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This philosophically rich volume examines the limits of human knowledge and considers their implications.

Categories:

Society, Politics & Philosophy

Year:

2009

Publisher:

Lexington Books

Language:

english

Pages:

125

ISBN 10:

0739136623

ISBN 13:

9780739136621

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PDF, 892 KB

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