Insights and Illusions of Philosophy by Jean Piaget First Edition 1971 *VG+*

“Insights and Illusions of Philosophy” by Jean Piaget. Published by The World Publishing Company, 1971. First Edition Trade Paperback.

This copy of “Insights and Illusions of Philosophy” is a first edition trade paperback published in 1971 by The World Publishing Company. Written by Jean Piaget—best known for his groundbreaking work in developmental psychology—this volume presents Piaget’s philosophical reflections on the nature of knowledge, logic, and the relationship between science and philosophy.

Unlike his purely psychological works, Piaget’s Insights and Illusions of Philosophy explores the ways in which philosophical ideas evolve and are sometimes distorted when separated from empirical understanding. He critiques metaphysics while advocating for a philosophy rooted in scientific inquiry and cognitive development. This book is particularly sought after by collectors and scholars interested in the intersection of philosophy, psychology, and epistemology, as it represents on