La crise de la certitude
by Albert Farges, published in 1907, explores the foundations of knowledge and belief. This study offers a critical examination of neo-Kantianism, pragmatism, Newmanism, and other philosophical movements prevalent at the time. Farges delves into the nature of certainty and the challenges it faces, providing a rigorous analysis of the bases upon which human understanding is built. The book remains relevant for those interested in the history of epistemology and the ongoing debates about the nature of truth and justification.
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