Louis Groarke Bücher

The Good Rebel is a philosophical work, the methodology of which is nonetheless literary and historical. The book provides an original but historically informed and socially relevant commentary on modern conceptions of personal autonomy. Communitarian authors provide effective critiques of a liberal preoccupation with individualistic personal autonomy. Groarke does not contest the liberal emphasis on autonomy: instead he contests the way in which contemporary liberals define the concept of autonomy.

Presents a historical and critical account of 'the problem of induction' from an Aristotelian perspective. This book discusses the intellectual process through which we access the 'first principles' of human thought - the most basic concepts, the laws of logic, the universal claims of science and metaphysics, and the deepest moral truths.