epub |eng | | Author:Donald Davidson [Davidson, Donald]

III The salient point that emerges so far is that we must distinguish firmly between causes and the features we hit on for describing them, and hence between the question ...

epub |eng | | Author:John Campbell [Campbell, John]

end p.133 Straight off, if that is your condition, it would not at all be alleviated by giving you an electric shock, so that you can find out about the ...

epub |eng | 2011-01-01 | Author:Daniel C. Dennett [Dennett, Daniel C.]

Propositions There is still widespread belief in the imaginary stable orthodoxy, but mine is hardly the only iconoclastic vision; the mix of contention and invention in the literature (which has ...

epub |eng | | Author:Renee Elio [Elio, Renee]

end p.140 I know (that you want [my food cache]) I want (you to believe [that I believe (the food is in location A)]) and so on. Notice that as ...

epub |eng | 2004-04-30 | Author:Friedrich Wilhelm Nietzsche [Nietzsche, Friedrich Wilhelm]

XII. By way of concluding, we shall proceed to give our classical prose-writer the promised examples of his style which we have collected. Schopenhauer would probably have classed the whole ...

epub |eng | | Author:Ihor Lubashevsky

5.3.2 Physical and Non-physical Dualistic points of view discussed above operate with the categories of physical and non-physical (mental) opposing them to each other. If in this context we use ...

epub |eng | 2015-02-18 | Author:Dancy, Jonathan; Sandis, Constantine; & Constantine Sandis

References Bond, E. J. (1983) Reason and Value (Cambridge: Cambridge University Press). Collins, A. W. (1997) ‘The Psychological Reality of Reasons’, Ratio 10, pp. 108–23. Dancy, J. (1995) ‘Why There ...

epub, mobi |eng | 2013-04-20 | Author:Dallmayr, Fred;

Concluding Comments The passage just cited highlights an important difference between Taylor and Panikkar. Basically, The Rhythm of Being is an affirmation and celebration of “life” in its deeper advaitic ...

epub |eng | 2015-06-22 | Author:Daniel Goleman

CHAPTER EIGHT Heal the Earth “At the height of the last Ice Age, when glaciers covered much of North America, there was a sheet of ice about a mile high ...

epub, mobi |eng | 2012-02-06 | Author:John R Searle [JOHN R. SEARLE]

Consciousness and Value Any attempt to describe consciousness, any attempt to show how consciousness fits into the world at large, always seems to me inadequate. What we are leaving out ...

epub |eng | | Author:Dave Robinson

This means that any kind of argument between people about a moral issue is utterly futile, unsolveable and irrational. Euthanasia, Boo! How on earth could we decide who was right ...

epub |eng | 2002-01-01 | Author:John Gray [Gray, John]

1 SAVIOURS The Buddha promised release from something we all understand – suffering. By contrast, no one can say what was humankind’s original sin, and no one understands how the ...

epub |eng | | Author:Marke Ahonen

Chrysippus seems to suggest that such terms as “woman-madness” were in common use and not specific to Stoic philosophers with their notion of “general” madness. The Platonist Galen, who provides ...

epub |eng | | Author:Henry Kellerman

Hitler’s Program as a Function of his Personality: A Psychoanalytic Perspective Hitler was the leader of Germany essentially from 1933–1945. In the 1920s when Hitler was in his early 30s ...

epub |eng | 1972-01-20 | Author:Herbert Marcuse [Marcuse, Herbert]

III Although the historical concept of nature as a dimension of social change does not imply teleology and does not attribute a “plan” to nature, it does conceive of nature ...