The Persistent Problems of Philosophy
WHEN Socrates, in the immortal conversation at the house of Cephalus, defined the philosopher as lover of the vision of the truth, he was describing, not the metaphysician, but the seer.
May 30, 2005
publish date
Paperback
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600
pages
Publisher
Kessinger Publishing
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