Table of Contents

AUTHOR’S PREFACE TO THE 2nd EDITION ................................................... xi   

FOREWARD BY PROFESSOR I.T.RAMSEY .................................................. xiii

AUTHOR’S PREFACE TO THE 1st EDITION ................................................... xv

Chapter 1: INTRODUCTION ............................................................................. 1

Chapter 2: THE RELIGIOUS APPROACH TO PHILOSOPHY ......................... 9

General Introduction

The Nature of the Religious Approach to Philosophy

The Justification of the Religious Approach

Limitations of the Religious Approach

Chapter 3: THE METAPHYSICAL APPROACH TO PHILOSOPHY ............... 19

General Introduction

The Onto-cosmological Approach

Limitations of The Onto-cosmological Approach

The Epistemological Approach

Limitationsof The Epistemological Approach

The Dialectical Approach

Conclusion

Chapter 4: THE CULTURAL APPROACH TO PHILOSOPHY ........................ 33

General Introduction

Delineation of the Cultural Approach

The Changing Patterns of Worldviews

Worldviews and Truth

The Criteria of Validity of Worldviews

Conclusion

Chapter 5: THE ANAYLYTICAL APPROACH TO PHILOSOPHY ................... 51

General Introduction

The Philosophical Analysis of Moore and Russell

Limitationsof Logical Atomism & Directional Analysis

The Logical Positivist Approach

Limitations  of The Logical Positivist Approach

Linguistic Analysis

The Relation between Moore and Wittgenstein

Limitations of  The Linguistic Approach        

Phenomenological Analysis

Limitationsof Phenomenological Analysis

Chapter  6:THE EXISTENTIALIST APPROACH TO PHILOSOPHY ........... 83

General Introduction

Kierkegaard and Christian Existentialism

The Agnostic Existentialist Approach of Jaspers

The Ontological Existentialism of Heidegger and Sartre

Conclusion

Chapter  7:CONCLUSION  ......................................................................... 101

  

APPENDIX 1: Knowledge and Truth ............................................................. 109

APPENDIX 2: A Linguistic Analysis of the Problem of Sense Perception .. 123

APPENDIX 3: About The Author ..................................................................... 141

APPENDIX 4: Select Bibliography .................................................................. 143

INDEX ................................................................................................................ 149