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In this classic work of epistemology, Douglas Clyde Macintosh explores the nature of knowledge and its relationship to human experience and reality. Drawing on a range of philosophical and scientific perspectives, Macintosh argues that knowledge is a fundamental aspect of human consciousness and that it is acquired through a combination of sensation, reason, and intuition.
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