Einleitung: Die Neuere Realismusdebatte In Der Analytischen Philosophie -- Was Ist Eigentlich Ein Begriffsschema? / Donald Davidson -- Begriff Und Realität / Thomas Nagel -- Die Glücklich Abhandengekommene Welt / Richard Rorty -- Realismus Und Vernunft / Hilary Putnam -- Metaphysischer Realismus / J.j.c. Smart -- Der Abtrünnige Putnam / Michael Devitt -- Das Modelltheoretische Argument Und Die Suche Nach Dem Realismus Des Common Sense / Hilary Putnam -- Realismus Und Die Theorie Der Bedeutung / Michael Dummett -- Wahrheit, Realismus Und Theorienregulation / Simon Blackburn -- Wohin Führt Die Aktuelle Realismusdebatte? / Crispin Wright. Marcus Willaschek (hrsg.). Includes Bibliographical References (p. [243]-246). Collection Of Previously Published Essays; All Are Translated From English Into German.
Realism.
RELEASED2000
PUBLISHERUTB, Stuttgart
LENGTH246
LANGUAGEDE
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American moral and political theorist. Born in the former Yugoslavia, Nagel was educated at Cornell, Oxford, and Harvard. He taught at Princeton from 1966 to 1980, and subsequently at New York University. His work is centrally concerned with the nature of moral motivation and the possibility of a rational theory of moral and political commitment, and has been a major stimulus to interest in realistic and Kantian approaches to these issues. One of the most discussed papers of modern philosophy of mind has been his ‘What is it Like to Be a Bat?’, arguing that there is an irreducible, subjective aspect of experience that cannot be grasped by the objective methods of natural science, or by philosophies such as functionalism that confine themselves to those methods. Works include The Possibility of Altruism (1970), Mortal Questions (1979), The View from Nowhere (1986), and Equality and Partiality (1991). Source: <a href="https://www.oxfordreference.com/display/10.1093/oi/authority.20110803100221334">The Oxford Dictionary of Philosophy</a>
Realismus.
by Donald Davidson, Thomas Nagel, Richard Rorty, Marcus Willaschek
Einleitung: Die Neuere Realismusdebatte In Der Analytischen Philosophie -- Was Ist Eigentlich Ein Begriffsschema? / Donald Davidson -- Begriff Und Realität / Thomas Nagel -- Die Glücklich Abhandengekommene Welt / Richard Rorty -- Realismus Und Vernunft / Hilary Putnam -- Metaphysischer Realismus / J.j.c. Smart -- Der Abtrünnige Putnam / Michael Devitt -- Das Modelltheoretische Argument Und Die Suche Nach Dem Realismus Des Common Sense / Hilary Putnam -- Realismus Und Die Theorie Der Bedeutung / Michael Dummett -- Wahrheit, Realismus Und Theorienregulation / Simon Blackburn -- Wohin Führt Die Aktuelle Realismusdebatte? / Crispin Wright. Marcus Willaschek (hrsg.). Includes Bibliographical References (p. [243]-246). Collection Of Previously Published Essays; All Are Translated From English Into German.
Realism.
RELEASED2000
PUBLISHERUTB, Stuttgart
LENGTH246
LANGUAGEDE
American moral and political theorist. Born in the former Yugoslavia, Nagel was educated at Cornell, Oxford, and Harvard. He taught at Princeton from 1966 to 1980, and subsequently at New York University. His work is centrally concerned with the nature of moral motivation and the possibility of a rational theory of moral and political commitment, and has been a major stimulus to interest in realistic and Kantian approaches to these issues. One of the most discussed papers of modern philosophy of mind has been his ‘What is it Like to Be a Bat?’, arguing that there is an irreducible, subjective aspect of experience that cannot be grasped by the objective methods of natural science, or by philosophies such as functionalism that confine themselves to those methods. Works include The Possibility of Altruism (1970), Mortal Questions (1979), The View from Nowhere (1986), and Equality and Partiality (1991). Source: <a href="https://www.oxfordreference.com/display/10.1093/oi/authority.20110803100221334">The Oxford Dictionary of Philosophy</a>
