The Nature of Inquiry IIA

Having dealt with the questions of formal epistemology in Volume I of this series, in this volume the author turns to gnosiology or cognitive theory. In Volume IIA, he considers our substantive, contingent knowledge of the external world that arises from our apprehension of the external world in the course of lived experience. In the course of this study, the author considers the nature of conscious awareness, mind and body, space and time, perceptual knowledge, concept and judgment, and the nature of language.