Carlos Blanco is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Universidad Pontificia Comillas, Spain. He holds two Ph.D.s (in philosophy and theology) and a master’s degree in chemistry. He is the author of twenty books and over fifty papers dealing with epistemology, philosophy of science, history of ideas and Egyptology.

• Acknowledgments – Preface – The Nature of Rationality, Knowledge and Thinking – The Form of Thinking – The Limits to Knowledge – The Epistemological Dimensions of the Scientific Enterprise – Mathematical and Scientific Laws: Rationality in Thought and Nature – On the Mechanisms of the Human Mind – Creativity and the Bridge between the Sciences and the Humanities – The Foundations of the Social Sciences – Knowledge and the Development of the Human Mind – The Possibilities of Humanity.

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Carlos Blanco is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Universidad Pontificia Comillas, Spain. He holds two Ph.D.s (in philosophy and theology) and a master’s degree in chemistry. He is the author of twenty books and over fifty papers dealing with epistemology, philosophy of science, history of ideas and Egyptology.

• Acknowledgments – Preface – The Nature of Rationality, Knowledge and Thinking – The Form of Thinking – The Limits to Knowledge – The Epistemological Dimensions of the Scientific Enterprise – Mathematical and Scientific Laws: Rationality in Thought and Nature – On the Mechanisms of the Human Mind – Creativity and the Bridge between the Sciences and the Humanities – The Foundations of the Social Sciences – Knowledge and the Development of the Human Mind – The Possibilities of Humanity.

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Carlos Blanco is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at Universidad Pontificia Comillas, Spain. He holds two Ph.D.s (in philosophy and theology) and a master’s degree in chemistry. He is the author of twenty books and over fifty papers dealing with epistemology, philosophy of science, history of ideas and Egyptology.

• Acknowledgments – Preface – The Nature of Rationality, Knowledge and Thinking – The Form of Thinking – The Limits to Knowledge – The Epistemological Dimensions of the Scientific Enterprise – Mathematical and Scientific Laws: Rationality in Thought and Nature – On the Mechanisms of the Human Mind – Creativity and the Bridge between the Sciences and the Humanities – The Foundations of the Social Sciences – Knowledge and the Development of the Human Mind – The Possibilities of Humanity.

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