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Häftad, Engelska, 1978
263 kr
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Required reading at more than 100 colleges and universities throughout North America.
Häftad, Engelska, 1983
203 kr
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Here, in a new edition, is Nelson Goodman’s provocative philosophical classic—a book that, according to Science, “raised a storm of controversy” when it was first published in 1954, and one that remains on the front lines of philosophical debate.How is it that we feel confident in generalizing from experience in some ways but not in others? How are generalizations that are warranted to be distinguished from those that are not? Goodman shows that these questions resist formal solution and his demonstration has been taken by nativists like Chomsky and Fodor as proof that neither scientific induction nor ordinary learning can proceed without an a priori, or innate, ordering of hypotheses.In his new foreword to this edition, Hilary Putnam forcefully rejects these nativist claims. The controversy surrounding these unsolved problems is as relevant to the psychology of cognitive development as it is to the philosophy of science. No serious student of either discipline can afford to misunderstand Goodman’s classic argument.
Häftad, Engelska, 1976
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"Like Dewey, he has revolted against the empiricist dogma and the Kantian dualisms which have compartmentalized philosophical thought. . . . Unlike Dewey, he has provided detailed incisive argumentation, and has shown just where the dogmas and dualisms break down." --Richard Rorty, The Yale Review
Del 863 - suhrkamp taschenbücher wissenschaft
Weisen der Welterzeugung
Häftad, Tyska, 1990
203 kr
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E-bok
Spanska, 201579 kr
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Quisiera ilustrar y comentar algunos de los procesos que entran a formar parte de la construcción de un mundo, sin afán alguno de instruir a dioses o a otros demiurgos, y sin intentar que la investigación sea completa o sistemática. Más que el hecho que algunos mundos en particular estén construidos a partir de otros, y el cómo es así, me preocupan algunas de las relaciones que se dan entre esos mundos.Entre lo que genéricamente suele denominarse filosofía analítica, la obra de Goodman ocupa un lugar singular. Su interés por los problemas de estética, por los lenguajes del arte y por la representación artística son en este sentido determinantes. Goodman escribe a propósito de Maneras de hacer mundos: "Hay pocas etiquetas filosóficas que le puedan valer cumplidamente a un libro que se opone tanto al empirismo como al racionalismo, al materialismo y al idealismo como al dualismo, al esencialismo como al existencialismo, al mecanicismo y al vitalismo, al misticismo y cientifismo, por no mencionar otras ardientes teorías. El resultado podría tal vez describirse como un relativismo radical bajo rigurosas restricciones y que termina siendo algo parecido al irrealismo."
Del 53 - Boston Studies in the Philosophy and History of Science
Structure of Appearance
Inbunden, Engelska, 1977
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With this third edition of Nelson Goodman's The Structure of Appear ance, we are pleased to make available once more one of the most in fluential and important works in the philosophy of our times. Professor Geoffrey Hellman's introduction gives a sustained analysis and appreciation of the major themes and the thrust of the book, as well as an account of the ways in which many of Goodman's problems and projects have been picked up and developed by others. Hellman also suggests how The Structure of Appearance introduces issues which Goodman later continues in his essays and in the Languages of Art. There remains the task of understanding Good man's project as a whole; to see the deep continuities of his thought, as it ranges from logic to epistemology, to science and art; to see it therefore as a complex yet coherent theory of human cognition and practice. What we can only hope to suggest, in this note, is the b. road Significance of Goodman's apparently technical work for philosophers, scientists and humanists. One may say of Nelson Goodman that his bite is worse than his bark. Behind what appears as a cool and methodical analysis of the conditions of the construction of systems, there lurks a radical and disturbing thesis: that the world is, in itself, no more one way than another, nor are we. It depends on the ways in which we take it, and on what we do.
Del 53 - Boston Studies in the Philosophy and History of Science
Structure of Appearance
Häftad, Engelska, 1977
2 462 kr
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With this third edition of Nelson Goodman's The Structure of Appear ance, we are pleased to make available once more one of the most in fluential and important works in the philosophy of our times. Professor Geoffrey Hellman's introduction gives a sustained analysis and appreciation of the major themes and the thrust of the book, as well as an account of the ways in which many of Goodman's problems and projects have been picked up and developed by others. Hellman also suggests how The Structure of Appearance introduces issues which Goodman later continues in his essays and in the Languages of Art. There remains the task of understanding Good man's project as a whole; to see the deep continuities of his thought, as it ranges from logic to epistemology, to science and art; to see it therefore as a complex yet coherent theory of human cognition and practice. What we can only hope to suggest, in this note, is the b. road Significance of Goodman's apparently technical work for philosophers, scientists and humanists. One may say of Nelson Goodman that his bite is worse than his bark. Behind what appears as a cool and methodical analysis of the conditions of the construction of systems, there lurks a radical and disturbing thesis: that the world is, in itself, no more one way than another, nor are we. It depends on the ways in which we take it, and on what we do.
E-bok
PDF, Engelska, 20123 196 kr
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With this third edition of Nelson Goodman''s The Structure of Appear ance, we are pleased to make available once more one of the most in fluential and important works in the philosophy of our times. Professor Geoffrey Hellman''s introduction gives a sustained analysis and appreciation of the major themes and the thrust of the book, as well as an account of the ways in which many of Goodman''s problems and projects have been picked up and developed by others. Hellman also suggests how The Structure of Appearance introduces issues which Goodman later continues in his essays and in the Languages of Art. There remains the task of understanding Good man''s project as a whole; to see the deep continuities of his thought, as it ranges from logic to epistemology, to science and art; to see it therefore as a complex yet coherent theory of human cognition and practice. What we can only hope to suggest, in this note, is the b. road Significance of Goodman''s apparently technical work for philosophers, scientists and humanists. One may say of Nelson Goodman that his bite is worse than his bark. Behind what appears as a cool and methodical analysis of the conditions of the construction of systems, there lurks a radical and disturbing thesis: that the world is, in itself, no more one way than another, nor are we. It depends on the ways in which we take it, and on what we do.