In Defense of Radical Empiricalism

Roderick Firth's writings present a meticulous defense of perceptual knowledge through the lens of 'radical empiricism.' This compilation includes his significant contributions to epistemology, alongside his influential essay on 'Ethical Absolutism and the Ideal Observer.' Additionally, it features several previously unpublished essays, offering a comprehensive and compelling perspective on traditional empiricist epistemology. This collection is essential for students and scholars interested in epistemology, phenomenalism, and ethics.