Self-Knowledge (New Problems of Philosophy)
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Self-Knowledge (New Problems of Philosophy)

by Brie Gertler

Philosophy
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In Self-Knowledge, Brie Gertler tackles essential philosophical inquiries into how we know our own minds. Part of the acclaimed New Problems of Philosophy series, this book provides a clear and thoughtful examination of introspection, self-awareness, and the epistemological foundations of personal understanding. Ideal for students and scholars seeking depth in philosophy of mind.

About This Book

Self-Knowledge, part of the New Problems of Philosophy series, examines key issues in understanding one's own mental states and personal identity.

Author Brie Gertler addresses the challenges and theories surrounding introspection and self-awareness within contemporary philosophical discourse.

This work contributes to ongoing debates in epistemology and philosophy of mind, offering a structured exploration of how individuals access and interpret their inner experiences.

Through rigorous analysis, the book highlights the complexities of self-knowledge as a central problem in philosophy.

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