This volume, based on the Royal Institute of Philosophy's annual lecture series for 2014-15, explores the history of philosophy.Hinweis: Dieser Artikel kann nur an eine deutsche Lieferadresse ausgeliefert werden.
Preface Anthony O'Hear 1. An introduction to Plato's theory of forms David Sedley 2. Aristotle through lenses from Bernard Williams S. Broadie 3. What is the matter with matter, according to Plotinus? A. A. Long 4. Aquinas on what God is not Brian Davies 5. Descartes on the errors of the senses Sarah Patterson 6. Why should we read Spinoza? Susan James 7. Managing expectations: Locke on the material mind and moral mediocrity Catherine Wilson 8. Hume's 'manifest contradictions' P. J. E. Kail 9. Kant's third critique: the project of unification Sebastian Gardner 10. Why Hegel now (again) - and in what form? Robert Stern 11. Is Nietzsche a life-affirmer? Simon May 12. The Analytic Revolution Michael Beaney 13. Ramsey's cognitivism: truth, ethics and the meaning of life Cheryl Misak 14. Wittgenstein and the illusion of 'progress': on real politics and real philosophy in a world of technocracy Rupert Read.
Preface Anthony O'Hear 1. An introduction to Plato's theory of forms David Sedley 2. Aristotle through lenses from Bernard Williams S. Broadie 3. What is the matter with matter, according to Plotinus? A. A. Long 4. Aquinas on what God is not Brian Davies 5. Descartes on the errors of the senses Sarah Patterson 6. Why should we read Spinoza? Susan James 7. Managing expectations: Locke on the material mind and moral mediocrity Catherine Wilson 8. Hume's 'manifest contradictions' P. J. E. Kail 9. Kant's third critique: the project of unification Sebastian Gardner 10. Why Hegel now (again) - and in what form? Robert Stern 11. Is Nietzsche a life-affirmer? Simon May 12. The Analytic Revolution Michael Beaney 13. Ramsey's cognitivism: truth, ethics and the meaning of life Cheryl Misak 14. Wittgenstein and the illusion of 'progress': on real politics and real philosophy in a world of technocracy Rupert Read.
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