Routledge studies in contemporary philosophy Books in Order
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The Routledge studies in contemporary philosophy series includes works that explore central issues in modern philosophical thought. One notable volume, Epistemology and the regress problem by Robert B. Talisse, examines foundational questions in epistemology, focusing on the challenges posed by the regress problem. The series emphasizes rigorous analysis of philosophical concepts, with an ongoing engagement with contemporary debates in the field.
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2011 · Robert B. Talisse
Epistemology and the regress problem is a 2011 book by Robert B. Talisse. It is book 25 of the series Routledge studies in contemporary philosophy.
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We list 2 books by Gibson, John , published between 2009–2011.
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