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Grounding knowledgeChristopher J Preston

Grounding knowledge

2003161 pages
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"Mountains and freeways, oceans and apartment buildings, trees and automobiles: such things lend shape to mental activity, says Christopher J. Preston. Yet Western epistemology, since its origins, has neglected these material factors. Even postmodern perspectives on how we think and know continue to emphasize social and cultural factors over the physical environment.". "Grounding Knowledge claims that one of the unforeseen consequences of this anthropocentrism has been to ignore the epistemic argument for maintaining diverse natural environments. Grounding Knowledge supplies that argument.…

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  • Other · English · 2003
    University of Georgia Press · 161 pages · 9780820324500
EnvironmentalismKnowledge, Theory ofPhilosophyTheory of KnowledgeEpistemologyNATUREKennistheorieMilieufilosofie