The Kantian Thing-in-Itself or Creative Mind [Book Review]

Philosophical Studies (Dublin) 6:220-220 (1956)
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In the course of the present work Mr. Miller reminds us that none of the great philosophers in the past “did hold the golden thread long enough to be able to trace the spool from which it was unwinding”. In our opinion, Mr. Miller has indeed grasped many threads of truth as he borrows in an eclectic manner from many sources but he leaves those threads in a more confused and tangled state than when he found them. He, too, has failed to unwind the golden thread, though the tone of this book suggests otherwise.

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