Literature and Knowledge (Peckham)

Update: 2022-10-01

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Does literature give us knowledge? If so, what kind of knowledge? And knowledge about what? In this episode I explore literature as propositional knowledge, behavioral knowledge, and reorientational knowledge. Based on Morse Peckham's essay "Literature and Knowledge" (1972).

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Literature and Knowledge (Peckham)

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Literature and Knowledge (Peckham)