The Evidence of the Senses: A Realist Theory of Perception
by David Kelley
David Kelley develops a realist account of perception, arguing that sensory experience provides direct and reliable knowledge of the external world.
About This Book
The Evidence of the Senses presents a realist theory of perception grounded in philosophical analysis.
It challenges skeptical views by arguing that the senses provide direct access to reality.
The work explores the relationship between perception, knowledge, and objectivity.
Readers encounter a systematic defense of realism against competing epistemological positions.
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