The book aims at the logical and conceptual analysis of philosophical problems in the three main circles of philosophical thought: logic, analysis of mind and knowledge. It presents several internal connections between logical, practical and ethical reasoning on one side, and getting individual and collective knowledge on the other side. The author connects conceptual analysis, some modal logical arguments and some Wittgensteinian motives in the analysis of vagueness, process logic, scepticism, practical reasoning and getting individual and collective knowledge.
Andrej Ule is a professor for analytic philosophy and philosophy of science at the Faculty of Arts, University of Ljubljana.