Publisher's Synopsis
- This book provides a succinct overview of the fundamental problem in theory of knowing, as the title suggests. It does not assert that everything that needs to be said about the theory of knowledge has been spoken. However, it makes an effort to clearly state the main issue regarding theory of knowledge in order to give a framework for that subject at the undergraduate level.
- This book examines some of the conventional approaches used to address the problems of knowledge and philosophical skepticism by first examining the nature of those issues. The theories of truth are clarified at the end of this book.
- Therefore, this book offers information to university students studying philosophy as well as other social science majors studying history, political science, psychology, sociology, and other fields. with an explanation of the main topics covered and the philosophy of knowledge that is concise, straightforward, and easy to understand. Although its goal is to serve as a sort of introduction to the topic, it also seeks to make a unique contribution to the field of philosophy known as theory of knowing or epistemology.
