Lectures on Modern Philosophy 1932-35

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The lectures explore John Anderson's empirical realism, highlighting its evolution and distinguishing it from various philosophical traditions such as English empiricism, Scottish commonsense, and pragmatism. They provide insights into Anderson's unique perspective on the history of philosophy, focusing on key figures like David Hume, Thomas Reid, and William James. Through this analysis, the lectures offer a deeper understanding of Anderson's contributions to philosophical thought in the 1930s.