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This is a very good hardcover. 1942 University of Chicago Press. This copy is very good inside and out. The inside pages do show light natural tanning from age but are clean. NOTE: Previous owners name and location written in script inside front cover, see photo. Rest of pages clean. The binding is tight and straight. Green hardcover boards are also very good w only very light shelf wear. Standard octavo book size or 6" x 9" with 202 pages including index.
Warner Arms Wick was an American philosopher and professor at The University of Chicago. The author argues that based on the assumption, (taken over from what appears to be MeKeon's interpretation of the history of philosophy) that there are two possible metaphysical systems, "Aristotelian" and the Platonie." He tries to show that neither of these types of philosophy becomes invalidated by the anti-metaphysical critiques of logical empiricism. Chapters in Part One of the book include; Theses Without Theory, Philosophy as Logic, Identifying Principles of Conventionally Symbolic Discourse, Logical Empiricism and Traditional Views of Logic.
Chapters in Part Two of the book include; Kinds of Metaphysics, Metaphysics a Logical Interpretation, Metaphysics Platonism and Its Variants, and Logical Empiricism and Metaphysics.
A bibliography is included.
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