Philosophical Methodology
The Armchair or the Laboratory?
Herausgeber: Haug, Matthew C
Philosophical Methodology
The Armchair or the Laboratory?
Herausgeber: Haug, Matthew C
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This outstanding collection of specially-commissioned chapters by leading international philosophers examines philosophical methodologyin a wide variety of subdisciplines, such asmetaphysics, epistemology, philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, phenomenology, philosophy of science, ethics, and aesthetics.
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This outstanding collection of specially-commissioned chapters by leading international philosophers examines philosophical methodologyin a wide variety of subdisciplines, such asmetaphysics, epistemology, philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, phenomenology, philosophy of science, ethics, and aesthetics.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 454
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Juli 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 158mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 697g
- ISBN-13: 9780415531320
- ISBN-10: 0415531322
- Artikelnr.: 37800834
- Verlag: Taylor & Francis
- Seitenzahl: 454
- Erscheinungstermin: 18. Juli 2013
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 233mm x 158mm x 27mm
- Gewicht: 697g
- ISBN-13: 9780415531320
- ISBN-10: 0415531322
- Artikelnr.: 37800834
Matthew Haug is Assistant Professor of Philosophy at the College of William and Mary, USA.
1. Introduction: Debates about Methods: From Linguistic Philosophy to
Philosophical Naturalism Matthew C. Haug Part 1: Naturalism: Varieties and
Viability 2. What is Naturalism? Timothy Williamson 3. Why I Am a
Naturalist Alex Rosenberg 4. The Unclarity of Naturalism Timothy Williamson
5. Can Naturalism Save the Humanities? Alex Rosenberg 6. On Naturalism in
the Quinean Tradition Jeffrey W. Roland 7. Liberal Naturalism: Wittgenstein
and McDowell Marie McGinn 8. Naturalism on the Sydney Plan Jenann Ismael
Part 2: Methods in Metaphysics, and Epistemology 9. The Easy Approach to
Ontology: A Defense Amie L. Thomasson 10. Metaphysical Knowledge E.J. Lowe
11. Three Dogmas of Metaphysical Methodology Jessica Wilson 12. The Poverty
of Conceptual Analysis David Papineau 13. Is There Room For Armchair
Theorizing in Epistemology? Hilary Kornblith 14. Methods in Analytic
Epistemology Kirk Ludwig Part 3: Methods in Philosophy of Language, and
Philosophy of Mind 15. The Possibility of a Naturalistic Cartesianism
Regarding Intuitions and Introspection Georges Rey 16. Linguistic
Intuitions Are Not 'The Voice of Competence' Michael Devitt 17.
Philosophical and Empirical Approaches to Language Barry C. Smith 18. The
First-Person Perspective and Its Relation to Natural Science Lynne Rudder
Baker 19. Phenomenological Methods in Philosophy of Mind David W. Smith
20. Some Husserlian Reflections on the Contents of Experience Matthew
Ratcliffe Part 4: Methods in Ethics and Aesthetics 21. Intuitions and
Experimental Philosophy - Comfortable Bedfellows Neil Levy 22. Beyond The
Experience Machine: How to Build a Theory of Well-being Valerie Tiberius
23. Ethics Makes Strange Bedfellows: Intuitions and Quasi-Realism Matthew
Bedke 24. On Getting Out of the Arm Chair To Do Aesthetics Gregory Currie.
Index
Philosophical Naturalism Matthew C. Haug Part 1: Naturalism: Varieties and
Viability 2. What is Naturalism? Timothy Williamson 3. Why I Am a
Naturalist Alex Rosenberg 4. The Unclarity of Naturalism Timothy Williamson
5. Can Naturalism Save the Humanities? Alex Rosenberg 6. On Naturalism in
the Quinean Tradition Jeffrey W. Roland 7. Liberal Naturalism: Wittgenstein
and McDowell Marie McGinn 8. Naturalism on the Sydney Plan Jenann Ismael
Part 2: Methods in Metaphysics, and Epistemology 9. The Easy Approach to
Ontology: A Defense Amie L. Thomasson 10. Metaphysical Knowledge E.J. Lowe
11. Three Dogmas of Metaphysical Methodology Jessica Wilson 12. The Poverty
of Conceptual Analysis David Papineau 13. Is There Room For Armchair
Theorizing in Epistemology? Hilary Kornblith 14. Methods in Analytic
Epistemology Kirk Ludwig Part 3: Methods in Philosophy of Language, and
Philosophy of Mind 15. The Possibility of a Naturalistic Cartesianism
Regarding Intuitions and Introspection Georges Rey 16. Linguistic
Intuitions Are Not 'The Voice of Competence' Michael Devitt 17.
Philosophical and Empirical Approaches to Language Barry C. Smith 18. The
First-Person Perspective and Its Relation to Natural Science Lynne Rudder
Baker 19. Phenomenological Methods in Philosophy of Mind David W. Smith
20. Some Husserlian Reflections on the Contents of Experience Matthew
Ratcliffe Part 4: Methods in Ethics and Aesthetics 21. Intuitions and
Experimental Philosophy - Comfortable Bedfellows Neil Levy 22. Beyond The
Experience Machine: How to Build a Theory of Well-being Valerie Tiberius
23. Ethics Makes Strange Bedfellows: Intuitions and Quasi-Realism Matthew
Bedke 24. On Getting Out of the Arm Chair To Do Aesthetics Gregory Currie.
Index
1. Introduction: Debates about Methods: From Linguistic Philosophy to
Philosophical Naturalism Matthew C. Haug Part 1: Naturalism: Varieties and
Viability 2. What is Naturalism? Timothy Williamson 3. Why I Am a
Naturalist Alex Rosenberg 4. The Unclarity of Naturalism Timothy Williamson
5. Can Naturalism Save the Humanities? Alex Rosenberg 6. On Naturalism in
the Quinean Tradition Jeffrey W. Roland 7. Liberal Naturalism: Wittgenstein
and McDowell Marie McGinn 8. Naturalism on the Sydney Plan Jenann Ismael
Part 2: Methods in Metaphysics, and Epistemology 9. The Easy Approach to
Ontology: A Defense Amie L. Thomasson 10. Metaphysical Knowledge E.J. Lowe
11. Three Dogmas of Metaphysical Methodology Jessica Wilson 12. The Poverty
of Conceptual Analysis David Papineau 13. Is There Room For Armchair
Theorizing in Epistemology? Hilary Kornblith 14. Methods in Analytic
Epistemology Kirk Ludwig Part 3: Methods in Philosophy of Language, and
Philosophy of Mind 15. The Possibility of a Naturalistic Cartesianism
Regarding Intuitions and Introspection Georges Rey 16. Linguistic
Intuitions Are Not 'The Voice of Competence' Michael Devitt 17.
Philosophical and Empirical Approaches to Language Barry C. Smith 18. The
First-Person Perspective and Its Relation to Natural Science Lynne Rudder
Baker 19. Phenomenological Methods in Philosophy of Mind David W. Smith
20. Some Husserlian Reflections on the Contents of Experience Matthew
Ratcliffe Part 4: Methods in Ethics and Aesthetics 21. Intuitions and
Experimental Philosophy - Comfortable Bedfellows Neil Levy 22. Beyond The
Experience Machine: How to Build a Theory of Well-being Valerie Tiberius
23. Ethics Makes Strange Bedfellows: Intuitions and Quasi-Realism Matthew
Bedke 24. On Getting Out of the Arm Chair To Do Aesthetics Gregory Currie.
Index
Philosophical Naturalism Matthew C. Haug Part 1: Naturalism: Varieties and
Viability 2. What is Naturalism? Timothy Williamson 3. Why I Am a
Naturalist Alex Rosenberg 4. The Unclarity of Naturalism Timothy Williamson
5. Can Naturalism Save the Humanities? Alex Rosenberg 6. On Naturalism in
the Quinean Tradition Jeffrey W. Roland 7. Liberal Naturalism: Wittgenstein
and McDowell Marie McGinn 8. Naturalism on the Sydney Plan Jenann Ismael
Part 2: Methods in Metaphysics, and Epistemology 9. The Easy Approach to
Ontology: A Defense Amie L. Thomasson 10. Metaphysical Knowledge E.J. Lowe
11. Three Dogmas of Metaphysical Methodology Jessica Wilson 12. The Poverty
of Conceptual Analysis David Papineau 13. Is There Room For Armchair
Theorizing in Epistemology? Hilary Kornblith 14. Methods in Analytic
Epistemology Kirk Ludwig Part 3: Methods in Philosophy of Language, and
Philosophy of Mind 15. The Possibility of a Naturalistic Cartesianism
Regarding Intuitions and Introspection Georges Rey 16. Linguistic
Intuitions Are Not 'The Voice of Competence' Michael Devitt 17.
Philosophical and Empirical Approaches to Language Barry C. Smith 18. The
First-Person Perspective and Its Relation to Natural Science Lynne Rudder
Baker 19. Phenomenological Methods in Philosophy of Mind David W. Smith
20. Some Husserlian Reflections on the Contents of Experience Matthew
Ratcliffe Part 4: Methods in Ethics and Aesthetics 21. Intuitions and
Experimental Philosophy - Comfortable Bedfellows Neil Levy 22. Beyond The
Experience Machine: How to Build a Theory of Well-being Valerie Tiberius
23. Ethics Makes Strange Bedfellows: Intuitions and Quasi-Realism Matthew
Bedke 24. On Getting Out of the Arm Chair To Do Aesthetics Gregory Currie.
Index