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Bertrand Russell
The Problems of Philosophy — Bertrand Russell offers a clear introduction to fundamental questions about knowledge, reality, and truth. By examining perception, matter, induction, and general principles, he shows the value of philosophical doubt and critical thought without pretending to provide final answers.
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