The Metaphysics of Knowledge

• One of the most ambitious philosophy books for many years
• Highly original view of the central issues in philosophy
• Weaves together new ideas in a novel and systematic way

Readership: Scholars and advanced students of philosophy

Keith Hossack, King's College London

"...an ambitious piece of systematic philosophy...brimming with interesting and provocative ideas. The originality of Hossack's theses and the rigour with which he argues for them make The Metaphysics of Knowledge a significant contribution to metaphysics, philosophy of mind, and epistemology." - Matthew Lockard Mind Vol 118 Oct 2009

Preface
Acknowledgements
1: 'S knows that A'
2: Facts
3: Concept and Content
4: Necessity
5: Consciousness.
6: Persons
7: Language
8: The Constitutive Thesis and the Causal Thesis
Bibliography
Index