• Home
• About
  • History of Edwin Mellen Press
  • 10 Reasons Publish with us
  • Steps in Publishing with Mellen
  • Our Production Process
  • Contact Information
• Mellen Books
  • Subject Areas
  • Selection of Mellen Books
    Reviewed by Choice
• Mellen Authors
  • Author Testimonials
  • A - Z of Authors
• New Titles
  • What's New From Mellen
• Publish with Mellen

Connell, Richard J.

1988 0-88946-337-9
Shows how human intelligence starts from observable properties of things and moves to unobservable realities, especially causes. Language and mythology then reflect the characteristics of this mode. Also argues against innate ideas and a priori concepts by showing the empirical character of philosophy and contrasting its foundations and explanatory method with the natural sciences.