The criteria of truth

This book is devoted to such an important problem as understanding the world. The latter is impossible without relying on certain criteria that allow us to evaluate how close to the truth is. In this regard, the text is divided into three chapters. The first analyzes the issue of perception of the world by man, showing the fundamental, immanent shortcomings and physiological structure of our body, and our mind, which impede the perception of reality in its present form. The second chapter considers our intellect as something finite and limited, also capable of distortion and half -truth. Finally, the third shows that any intellect (any reasonable creature that has been at our stage of development) a priori and, in its very essence, is placed in the strict framework of the realized. The monograph is also equipped with an introductory word and final code, which are framed in nature and are designed to give a general idea of ​​the monograph.
For students, teachers and all those interested in the philosophy of knowledge