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Idealist Epilogue
1005473101 | 192 MUR i | PERPUSTAKAAN KAMPUS 1 | Tersedia |
The author is not sure that his philosophical career merits an epilogue, but he had an itch to write one, and he thought of composing it in dialogue form, mainly for brevity's sake but also in the hope of imparting a touch of vitality. Yet writers of philosophical dialogue, except Plato, commonly leave one feeling that they would have served their purpose better by straight exposition, or by some sort of Cartesian meditation if they wished to capture benevolence with something a little more human and intimate. The author found that Berkeley had not the art of Plato despite the subtlety of his theme and the beauty of his prose. He also had no intention of defending his views against all corners.
Judul Seri | - |
No. Panggil | 192 MUR i |
Penerbit | Clarendon Press : Oxford., 1978 |
Deskripsi Fisik | 180 pg.; 22 cm. |
Bahasa | English |
ISBN/ISSN | 0198245831 |
Klasifikasi | 192 |
Tipe Isi | - |
Tipe Media | - |
Tipe Pembawa | - |
Edisi | - |
Subyek | Philosophy |
Info Detil Spesifik | - |
Pernyataan Tanggungjawab | G. R. G. Mure |
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