C. I. Lewis Social security and welfare law

C. I. Lewis Social security and welfare lawAn intellectual biography of the American philosopher C. I. Lewis. 2006 CHOICE Outstanding Academic Title Noted scholar historian Murray G. Murphey explores the life and intellectual work of C. I. Lewis (18831964), the central figure in American philosophy between the "golden age" of James and Royce and the later scene of Quine and Goodman, Sellars and Rorty. As professor of philosophy at Harvard and the founder of modal symbolic logic, Lewis taught

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