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Hamilton by John Veitch, edited by William Knight, provides an in-depth examination of the philosophy of Sir William Hamilton, a leading 19th-century Scottish philosopher known for his work on perception, logic, and metaphysics. Veitch explores Hamilton’s theories on direct realism in perception and his contributions to philosophical logic, as well as his influence on Scottish and British thought. This biography and analysis highlight Hamilton’s commitment to the rigorous analysis of human cognition and reality. Ideal for readers interested in Scottish philosophy, this work serves as a valuable resource on Hamilton’s lasting impact on philosophical studies.