Robert Nozick's final major work — a philosophical account of objectivity, truth, and the foundations of knowledge, ethics, and consciousness.
Invariances as the criterion of objectivity: objective truths are those that hold invariantly across perspectives, transformations, and observers. An evolutionary account of how objective truths become accessible to minds shaped by evolution. Essays on consciousness, free will, and the foundations of ethics — tying together the threads of Nozick's philosophical career.
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