Author: Josiah Royce
Publisher: The Wisdom Library, a division of Philosophical Library, New York
Publication Date: 1961
Format: Softcover, 124 pages (approx.)
Condition: Very Good. Clean text with minimal wear. Light toning consistent with age. Tight binding, mild shelf wear to cover edges.
Description:
Josiah Royce (1855–1916), one of the foremost American idealist philosophers, presents a concise exploration of the principles of logic in this volume. Drawing from his deep interest in metaphysics and absolute idealism, Royce views logic as the necessary tool for interpreting reality and man's relation to the Absolute. His work emphasizes the role of human reason in uncovering objective patterns of order in reality, highlighting the interconnection between thought, truth, and metaphysical significance.
This compact edition, issued by The Wisdom Library, provides an accessible sampling of Royce’s logical essays, offering readers an introduction to his thought and an opportunity to engage with the broader American philosophical tradition of the early 20th century.
Principles of Logic
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