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The author of the highly popular book "Think" illuminates "the most exciting and engaging issue in the whole of philosophy"--the age-old war over truth.
The author of the highly popular book "Think" illuminates "the most exciting and engaging issue in the whole of philosophy"--the age-old war over truth.
Produktdetails
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- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2005
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 149mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 435g
- ISBN-13: 9780195168242
- ISBN-10: 0195168240
- Artikelnr.: 21816874
- Verlag: Oxford University Press, USA
- Seitenzahl: 272
- Erscheinungstermin: 1. Juli 2005
- Englisch
- Abmessung: 216mm x 149mm x 26mm
- Gewicht: 435g
- ISBN-13: 9780195168242
- ISBN-10: 0195168240
- Artikelnr.: 21816874
Simon Blackburn is Professor of Philosophy at the University of Cambridge. He was Edna J. Doury Distinguished Professor of Philosophy at the University of North Carolina, and from 1969 to 1990 was a Fellow and Tutor at Pembroke College, Oxford. He is the author of The Oxford Dictionary of Philosophy and the best-selling Think and Being Good, among other books.
Preface
Introduction
CHAPTER 1: FAITH, BELIEF AND REASON
1: Clifford's Duties
23: Fiction and MythJames
4: Kinds of Animation
CHAPTER 2: MAN THE MEASURE
1: Turning the Tables: the Recoil Argument
2: Modern Judo
3: The Variation of Subjectives
4: The Moving Bull's-eye
5: Doing it Ourselves
CHAPTER 3: ISHMAEL'S PROBLEM AND THE DELIGHTS OF KEEPING QUIET
1: Who Tell the Tale?
2: A Gestalt Switch
3: You Tell Me, or Down with Pilate
4: Moral Relativism
5: Man the Measurer
6: Summary
CHAPTER 4: NIETZCHE: THE ARCH DEBUNKER
1: Facts or Interpretations?
2: Twilight of the Idols
3: Perspectivism
4: Adequate Words
5: Heraclitus and the Flux
6: The Darwinian Element
CHAPTER 5: THE POSSIBILITY OF PHILOSOPHY
1: Getting Puzzled
2: Four Responses
3: Eliminativism
4: Realism
5: Deconstructing the Issue
6: The Constructivist Corner
7: The Example of Wittgenstein
CHAPTER 6: OBSERVATION AND TRUTH: FROM LOCKE TO RORTY
1: Paradise Lost
2: First Impressions
3: Holism
4: Davidson's Mantle
5: Rorty's Talking World
6: Keeping our Feet on the Ground
7: Interlude: Law, Tennis, and the Coffee-house
8: A Political Message
CHAPTER 7: REALISM AS SCIENCE; REALISM ABOUT SCIENCE
1: No Miracles
2: Science Red in Tooth and Claw
3: Explaining from Within
4: Animation and Belief Again
5: Underdetermination
CHAPTER 8: HISTORIANS AND OTHERS
1: Conceptual Schemes
2: Mind Reading
3: Mirroring
4: Infirmities
5: Collectives and their Histories
6: Peace Breaks Out
Notes
Index
Introduction
CHAPTER 1: FAITH, BELIEF AND REASON
1: Clifford's Duties
23: Fiction and MythJames
4: Kinds of Animation
CHAPTER 2: MAN THE MEASURE
1: Turning the Tables: the Recoil Argument
2: Modern Judo
3: The Variation of Subjectives
4: The Moving Bull's-eye
5: Doing it Ourselves
CHAPTER 3: ISHMAEL'S PROBLEM AND THE DELIGHTS OF KEEPING QUIET
1: Who Tell the Tale?
2: A Gestalt Switch
3: You Tell Me, or Down with Pilate
4: Moral Relativism
5: Man the Measurer
6: Summary
CHAPTER 4: NIETZCHE: THE ARCH DEBUNKER
1: Facts or Interpretations?
2: Twilight of the Idols
3: Perspectivism
4: Adequate Words
5: Heraclitus and the Flux
6: The Darwinian Element
CHAPTER 5: THE POSSIBILITY OF PHILOSOPHY
1: Getting Puzzled
2: Four Responses
3: Eliminativism
4: Realism
5: Deconstructing the Issue
6: The Constructivist Corner
7: The Example of Wittgenstein
CHAPTER 6: OBSERVATION AND TRUTH: FROM LOCKE TO RORTY
1: Paradise Lost
2: First Impressions
3: Holism
4: Davidson's Mantle
5: Rorty's Talking World
6: Keeping our Feet on the Ground
7: Interlude: Law, Tennis, and the Coffee-house
8: A Political Message
CHAPTER 7: REALISM AS SCIENCE; REALISM ABOUT SCIENCE
1: No Miracles
2: Science Red in Tooth and Claw
3: Explaining from Within
4: Animation and Belief Again
5: Underdetermination
CHAPTER 8: HISTORIANS AND OTHERS
1: Conceptual Schemes
2: Mind Reading
3: Mirroring
4: Infirmities
5: Collectives and their Histories
6: Peace Breaks Out
Notes
Index
Preface
Introduction
CHAPTER 1: FAITH, BELIEF AND REASON
1: Clifford's Duties
23: Fiction and MythJames
4: Kinds of Animation
CHAPTER 2: MAN THE MEASURE
1: Turning the Tables: the Recoil Argument
2: Modern Judo
3: The Variation of Subjectives
4: The Moving Bull's-eye
5: Doing it Ourselves
CHAPTER 3: ISHMAEL'S PROBLEM AND THE DELIGHTS OF KEEPING QUIET
1: Who Tell the Tale?
2: A Gestalt Switch
3: You Tell Me, or Down with Pilate
4: Moral Relativism
5: Man the Measurer
6: Summary
CHAPTER 4: NIETZCHE: THE ARCH DEBUNKER
1: Facts or Interpretations?
2: Twilight of the Idols
3: Perspectivism
4: Adequate Words
5: Heraclitus and the Flux
6: The Darwinian Element
CHAPTER 5: THE POSSIBILITY OF PHILOSOPHY
1: Getting Puzzled
2: Four Responses
3: Eliminativism
4: Realism
5: Deconstructing the Issue
6: The Constructivist Corner
7: The Example of Wittgenstein
CHAPTER 6: OBSERVATION AND TRUTH: FROM LOCKE TO RORTY
1: Paradise Lost
2: First Impressions
3: Holism
4: Davidson's Mantle
5: Rorty's Talking World
6: Keeping our Feet on the Ground
7: Interlude: Law, Tennis, and the Coffee-house
8: A Political Message
CHAPTER 7: REALISM AS SCIENCE; REALISM ABOUT SCIENCE
1: No Miracles
2: Science Red in Tooth and Claw
3: Explaining from Within
4: Animation and Belief Again
5: Underdetermination
CHAPTER 8: HISTORIANS AND OTHERS
1: Conceptual Schemes
2: Mind Reading
3: Mirroring
4: Infirmities
5: Collectives and their Histories
6: Peace Breaks Out
Notes
Index
Introduction
CHAPTER 1: FAITH, BELIEF AND REASON
1: Clifford's Duties
23: Fiction and MythJames
4: Kinds of Animation
CHAPTER 2: MAN THE MEASURE
1: Turning the Tables: the Recoil Argument
2: Modern Judo
3: The Variation of Subjectives
4: The Moving Bull's-eye
5: Doing it Ourselves
CHAPTER 3: ISHMAEL'S PROBLEM AND THE DELIGHTS OF KEEPING QUIET
1: Who Tell the Tale?
2: A Gestalt Switch
3: You Tell Me, or Down with Pilate
4: Moral Relativism
5: Man the Measurer
6: Summary
CHAPTER 4: NIETZCHE: THE ARCH DEBUNKER
1: Facts or Interpretations?
2: Twilight of the Idols
3: Perspectivism
4: Adequate Words
5: Heraclitus and the Flux
6: The Darwinian Element
CHAPTER 5: THE POSSIBILITY OF PHILOSOPHY
1: Getting Puzzled
2: Four Responses
3: Eliminativism
4: Realism
5: Deconstructing the Issue
6: The Constructivist Corner
7: The Example of Wittgenstein
CHAPTER 6: OBSERVATION AND TRUTH: FROM LOCKE TO RORTY
1: Paradise Lost
2: First Impressions
3: Holism
4: Davidson's Mantle
5: Rorty's Talking World
6: Keeping our Feet on the Ground
7: Interlude: Law, Tennis, and the Coffee-house
8: A Political Message
CHAPTER 7: REALISM AS SCIENCE; REALISM ABOUT SCIENCE
1: No Miracles
2: Science Red in Tooth and Claw
3: Explaining from Within
4: Animation and Belief Again
5: Underdetermination
CHAPTER 8: HISTORIANS AND OTHERS
1: Conceptual Schemes
2: Mind Reading
3: Mirroring
4: Infirmities
5: Collectives and their Histories
6: Peace Breaks Out
Notes
Index