Roderick Firth
Roderick Firth
Roderick Firth (1917–1987) [1] held several academic posts, including Professor of Philosophy at Harvard University.[2] he is noted for his work on Ideal observer theory and radical empiricism.[3]
References
- ^ NY Times Obituary, 1987
- ^ NY Times Obituary, 1987
- ^ 1964 Journal of Philosophy 61 (19):545-557.
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