Seeing, Knowing, Understanding
Philosophical Essays
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Gewicht:
499 g
Format:
218x145x23 mm
Beschreibung:
Barry Stroud presents nineteen of his philosophical essays written since 2001, on topics to do with knowing, seeing, and understanding. He discusses the nature of philosophy, sense experience, the possibility of perceptual knowledge, intentional action and self-knowledge, the reality of the colours of things, alien thought and the limits of understanding, moral knowledge, meaning, use, and understanding of language.
Barry Stroud presents nineteen of his philosophical essays, on the nature of philosophy, sense experience, the possibility of perceptual knowledge, intentional action and self-knowledge, the reality of the colours of things, alien thought and the limits of understanding, moral knowledge, meaning, use, and understanding of language.
- 1: What is Philosophy? (2001)
- 2: The Pursuit of Philosophy (2008)
- 3: The Epistemological Promise of Externalism (2005)
- 4: Epistemological Self-Profile (2010)
- 5: Explaining Perceptual Knowledge (2009)
- 6: Scepticism and the Senses (2009)
- 7: Seeing What is So (2011)
- 8: Perceptual Knowledge and the Primacy of Judgment (2015)
- 9: Doing Something Intentionally and Knowing That You Are Doing It (2013
- 10: Judgement, Self-Consciousness, Idealism (2013)
- 11: Feelings and the Ascription of Feelings (2011)
- 12: Kant's "Transcendental Deduction" (2017)
- 13: Unmasking and Dispositionalism (2004)
- 14: Are the Colours of Things Secondary Qualities? (2017)
- 15: Concepts of Colour and Limits of Understanding (2014)
- 16: Logical Aliens and the 'Ground' of Necessary Truth (2017)
- 17: Ways of Meaning and Knowing Moral Realities (2016)
- 18: Meaning and Understanding (2011)
- 19: Davidson and Wittgenstein on Meaning and Understanding (2017)
Barry Stroud presents nineteen of his philosophical essays, on the nature of philosophy, sense experience, the possibility of perceptual knowledge, intentional action and self-knowledge, the reality of the colours of things, alien thought and the limits of understanding, moral knowledge, meaning, use, and understanding of language.