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He Tao is an author about whom little public information is available, and whose works center chiefly on epistemology and phenomenology. Four of his books are included here: A History of Western Epistemology: A Critical Study in Relation to Phenomenology; An Introduction to Phenomenology: Husserl's Critique of Cognition; A New Exploration of Marxist Epistemology: A Phenomenological Attempt; and The Gate of Philosophical Thought: The Possibility of Grasping the Unknown from the Known. These titles show his interest in dialogue between Husserlian phenomenology, the Western epistemological tradition, and Marxist epistemology, as he seeks to reexamine the problem of the critique of cognition through phenomenological methods and to direct philosophical reflection toward the possibility of grasping the unknown from the known. His writing spans Eastern philosophy, social science, and philosophical reading, and is marked by a strongly research-oriented and speculative character, making it suitable for readers interested in epistemology and phenomenology.