Overview

This volume represents a thoughtful exploration of early20th-century philosophical thought, with a particular emphasis on epistemology. The author’s intent to prioritize constructive discourse over mere critique is evident throughout the text, providing readers with a balanced yet insightful examination of key philosophical questions.

Physical Description

The book is bound in distinctive yellow cloth boards, featuring blocked lettering and decorative elements on the front, complemented by black lettering and ornamentation on the spine. While there is visible wear along the edges, corners, and spine ends—including minor fraying and small cloth losses—the binding remains sound and intact. The spine has experienced some darkening and staining over time, and the boards show slight soil marks, typical for a volume of this age.

Condition of the Interior

Inside, the pages are clean and free from markings, though they have naturally tanned with age. Occasional foxing spots appear sporadically but do not detract from the legibility or overall presentation of the text. Despite the absence of the original dust jacket, the book’s interior remains well-preserved, reflecting careful handling by previous owners.