Theories of Knowledge Historically Considered, With Special Reference to Scepticism and Belief

Examine the nature and limits of human knowledge with this illuminating study by philosopher William Dexter Wilson. Drawing on centuries of philosophical inquiry, Wilson explores the historical and cultural factors that shape our beliefs and the challenges posed by scepticism and doubt.
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