How should we decide whether to experience something that is unlike anything we have ever encountered? Philosophers have recently argued that we are in situations of this kind for more of our decisions than we usually recognize. This volume brings together philosophers and psychologists to investigate the phenomenon of transformative experience.
How should we decide whether to experience something that is unlike anything we have ever encountered? Philosophers have recently argued that we are in situations of this kind for more of our decisions than we usually recognize. This volume brings together philosophers and psychologists to investigate the phenomenon of transformative experience.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Enoch Lambert is Postdoctoral Associate in the Center for Cognitive Studies at Tufts University. He has a PhD in philosophy from Harvard University, and he works on issues in philosophy of mind and biology. John Schwenkler is Associate Professor of Philosophy at Florida State University. He is the author of Anscombe's Intention: A Guide (OUP, 2019). His research interests are in the philosophy of mind and action.
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* Introduction * 1: L.A. Paul: Who Will I Become? * 2: Martin Glazier: Being Someone Else * 3: Sarah Molouki, Stephanie Y. Cheng, Oleg Urminsky, and Daniel M. Bartels: How Personal Theories of the Self Shape Beliefs About Personal Continuity and Transformative Experience * 4: Samuel Zimmerman and Tomer Ullman: Models of Transformative Decision Making * 5: Richard Pettigrew: Transformative Experience and the Knowledge Norms for Action: Moss on Paul's Challenge to Decision Theory * 6: Nomy Arpaly: What Is it Like to Have a Crappy Imagination? * 7: Amy Kind: What Imagination Teaches * 8: Agnes Callard: Transformative Activities * 9: Nick Riggle: Transformative Expression * 10: Matthew Cashman and Fiery Cushman: Learning from Moral Failure * 11: John Schwenkler: Risking Belief * 12: Rosa Terlazzo: What Can Adaptive Preferences and Transformative Experiences Do for Each Other? * 13: Jennifer Lackey: Punishment and Transformation * 14: Katalin Balog: Either/Or: Subjectivity, Objectivity, and Value * 15: Evan Thompson: Death: The Ultimate Transformative Experience
* Introduction * 1: L.A. Paul: Who Will I Become? * 2: Martin Glazier: Being Someone Else * 3: Sarah Molouki, Stephanie Y. Cheng, Oleg Urminsky, and Daniel M. Bartels: How Personal Theories of the Self Shape Beliefs About Personal Continuity and Transformative Experience * 4: Samuel Zimmerman and Tomer Ullman: Models of Transformative Decision Making * 5: Richard Pettigrew: Transformative Experience and the Knowledge Norms for Action: Moss on Paul's Challenge to Decision Theory * 6: Nomy Arpaly: What Is it Like to Have a Crappy Imagination? * 7: Amy Kind: What Imagination Teaches * 8: Agnes Callard: Transformative Activities * 9: Nick Riggle: Transformative Expression * 10: Matthew Cashman and Fiery Cushman: Learning from Moral Failure * 11: John Schwenkler: Risking Belief * 12: Rosa Terlazzo: What Can Adaptive Preferences and Transformative Experiences Do for Each Other? * 13: Jennifer Lackey: Punishment and Transformation * 14: Katalin Balog: Either/Or: Subjectivity, Objectivity, and Value * 15: Evan Thompson: Death: The Ultimate Transformative Experience
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