A HISTORY OF THE QUEST FOR PHILOSOPHICAL CLARITY FROM DESCARTES TO WITTGENSTEIN:
“We Can Only Understand What We Ourselves Have Made”

“…the story of philosophy since the time of Descartes is revealed as a coherent evolution towards the interesting position which [the author] himself would champion.”-Prof. Bjoern-Olav Roaldseth, Stavanger University

“In this carefully articulated essay, [the author] reconstructs the development of a general philosophical position which can justifiably be claimed as the background of the most advanced thinking in our own time.”-Prof. J. O. C. Vlator, University of Basel

Preface

Introduction

I The Confusions of Rene Descartes

II The Confusions of John Locke

III The Confusions of George Berkeley

IV The Confusions of David Hume

V The Confusions of Immanuel Kant

VI The Confusions of Georg Friedrich
Wilhelm Hegel

VII The Confusions of Friedrich Nietzsche

VIII The Confusions of Martin Heidegger

IX Confusions of Philosophy

X The Confusions of Jean-Paul Sartre

XI The Confusions of Ludwig Johan
Wittgenstein

Conclusion

Chronology

Bibliography

Index