Invisible Language

Invisible Language: Its Incalcuable Significance for Philosophy affirms that a greater awareness of language, philosophy's universal medium, could have altered the history of philosophy beyond recognition. Striking a balance between in-depth studies and more over-arching discussions, Garth L. Hallet proves the greatness of the possibilities of philosophy conducted with fuller linguistic awareness.

Garth L. Hallett is a Jesuit priest and longtime dean of the College of Philosophy and Letters at St. Louis University.

Chapter 1: Plato's Phaedo Chapter 2: Aquinas's Truth Chapter 3: Descartes' Meditations Chapter 4: Kant's Critique of Pure Reason Chapter 5: James's Pragmatism Chapter 6: Moore's Principia Ethica Chapter 7: Wittgenstein's Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus Chapter 8: Husserl's CartesianMeditations Chapter 9: Confirmation Chapter 10: Concluding Dialectic: Philosophy's Incalculable Possibilities