The Oxford Handbook of Epistemology (Oxford Handbooks)

The oxford handbook series dealing with philosophy has many excellent entries from many of the leading philosophers of our time. I study philosophy for personal enrichment and my teeny tiny little brain is able to consume the information as it is delivered. The oxford handbook The Self and Free Will are some others that I would suggest.

this book was in perfect condition, when I ordered the book-I was thinking it was another subject; (philosophy of mind to be exact) but the book was in such good condition I had to keep it.

The book had many pages that came off easily when reading. Very irritating

Tough subject and not for the faint-hearted BUT a must have for your library.

Oxford has completed a very important handbook with very good references to all the areas a espistemology. most recommendable for expert and for newers.

Perfect Reference

I purchased the text because it seemed to cover the field.I thought parts unnecessarily verbose and used overly complex language. Although I've been reading philosophy topics for five years, I found some of the sections in this text very hard going. My vocabulary is adequate for writers such as Bertrand Russell, however, I found myself consulting a dictionary quite a lot in my wade through parts of this work. Accordingly, I was disappointed by the work overall. Notwithstanding this, some sections (for example the introduction and earlier chapters) employed a clearer style, and were informative.This is not an introductory text. I fleshed out my knowledge by acquiring a basic text (which fortunately was well written), and by working through Russell's "Human Knowledge" (also well written, informative, and even amusing).

Love the book.