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Scepticism and Reasonable Doubt

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Charting the development of the British tradition of naturalism from the 17th to the 19th century, this book provides fascinating insight into a wide range of thinkers, both Catholic and Protestant, who explored the themes of proof, practice, and the role of common sense. Reappraising what these thinkers can teach us about the relations between belief, action, and skepticism, Ferreira contributes to the philosophical study of naturalist replies to skepticism, as well as to a deeper appreciation of this particular segment of British intellectual history.

Specifications

ISBN-13
9780198249122
Author
M.Jamie Ferreira
Publisher
Oxford University Press
Publication Date
1986-12-01
Binding
hardcover
Condition
new
Pages
264
Language
english
Country of Origin
United States
Weight (g)
400
Height (mm)
30
Length (mm)
198
Width (mm)
132

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