An Essay on Reason and Perception

This comprehensive treatise on epistemology provides a detailed defense of knowledge of the physical world, refuting various philosophical arguments that have been used to question our ability to know objective reality.

Through a series of logical and well-reasoned arguments, the author demonstrates how perception, language, logic, and reason can be used to establish a firm foundation for knowledge.

With a focus on the human brain and its functioning, this book offers a thorough examination of how we are able to know what we know, and provides a convincing case for the validity of our knowledge claims.

Whether you're a fan of philosophy or simply someone who has ever had doubts about the nature of knowledge, this book is required reading that will leave you with a deeper understanding of the subject and a renewed confidence in the power of reason.