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The Experience of Philosophy

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Taschenbuch

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01.07.2005

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14 illus.

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Oxford University Press

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Englisch

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978-0-19-517768-8

Beschreibung

Produktdetails

Einband

Taschenbuch

Erscheinungsdatum

01.07.2005

Abbildungen

14 illus.

Verlag

Oxford University Press

Seitenzahl

728

Maße (L/B/H)

23.5/19.1/3.9 cm

Gewicht

1334 g

Auflage

6. Auflage

Sprache

Englisch

ISBN

978-0-19-517768-8

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  • Produktbild: The Experience of Philosophy

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    • Preface

    • PART I: BEGINNING PHILOSOPHY

    • 1: Plato, "The Trial of Socrates"

    • Box: Jonathan Harrison, "God's Commands and Man's Duties"

    • 2: Stanley Milgram, "Obedience to Authority"

    • Box: Patrick Nowell-Smith, "Morality, Obedience, and Religion"

    • PART II: WHERE AND WHEN

    • 3: Edwin Abbott, "Flatland"

    • 4: Daniel Kolak and David Goloff, "The Incredible Shrinking Zeno"

    • 5: Daniel C. Dennett, "Where Am I?"

    • * Box: Daniel C. Dennett, "What It Is to Be a Subject"

    • 6: Albert Einstein, On the Idea of Time in Physics

    • Box: Paul Davies, "What Time Is It on Mars?"

    • 7: Kadri Vihvelin, "Time Travel: The Rules of the Road"

    • PART III: WHO

    • 8: Daniel Kolak, "The Man Who Mistook Himself for the World"

    • * Box: Adrienne Rich, "The Liar Fears the Void"

    • 9: Buddha, "On Having No Self"

    • Box: Walpola Rahula, "Nirvana"

    • Box: Edward Conze, "Nirvana"

    • 10: René Descartes, "On Self and Substance"

    • 11: John Locke, "Personal Identity"

    • 12: David Hume, "Personal Identity"

    • 13: Thomas Reid, "Critique of Locke and Hume on Behalf of Common Sense"

    • Box: Alasdair MacIntyre, "Narration and Personal Identity"

    • 14: Raymond Martin, "Personal Identity from Plato to Parfit"

    • 15: Adam/Linda Parascandola, "Trans or Me?"

    • * Box: Jane Flax, "Patriarchy"

    • PART IV: FREEDOM

    • * 16: Augustine, "Freedom of the Will"

    • 17: Baron Holbach, "The Illusion of Free Will"

    • 18: David Hume, "Liberty and Necessity"

    • Box: C. A. Campbell, "The Self and Free Will"

    • 19: William James, "The Dilemma of Determinism"

    • * Box: Marcus Aurelius, "Be Master of Yourself"

    • 20: G. E. Moore, "Free Will"

    • 21: Richard Taylor, "Freedom and Determinism"

    • Box: Clarence Darrow, "Defense of Leopold and Loeb"

    • 22: Jean-Paul Sartre, "Existentialism and Human Freedom"

    • PART V: KNOWLEDGE

    • 23: Plato, "Knowledge"

    • 24: René Descartes, "Meditations"

    • * Box: Vincent Hendricks, "The Chastity of the Intellect: Santayana's Blessing"

    • 25: John Locke, "Where Our Ideas Come From"

    • 26: George Berkeley, "To Be Is to Be Perceived"

    • 27: Bertrand Russell, "Perception, Knowledge, and Induction"

    • * Box: Jaakko Hintikka, "Sexy Epistemology"

    • 28: D. M. Armstrong, "The Infinite Regress of Reasons"

    • PART VI: GOD

    • 29: Anselm, "The Ontological Argument"

    • Box: Immanuel Kant, "Existence Is Not a Predicate"

    • 30: Thomas Aquinas, "The Five Ways and the Doctrine of Analogy"

    • 31: Blaise Pascal, "The Wager"

    • Box: G. W. F. von Leibniz, "Proving God"

    • 32: W. K. Clifford, "The Ethics of Belief"

    • Box: Sigmund Freud, "Religion as Wish Fulfillment"

    • Box: Karl Marx, "The Opium of the People"

    • 33: William James, "The Will to Believe"

    • Box: William James, "On the Ultimate Insecurity"

    • Box: Shree Rajneesh, "On the Corpse of a Buddha, Religion Stands"

    • Box: Abraham Maslow, "The History of Mysticism"

    • 34: David Hume, "God and Evil"

    • Box: John Hick's View, "A World Without Suffering and Misfortune"

    • Box: Genesis, "Abraham and Issac"

    • Box: Walter Stace, " Mystical Experience vs. Religious Visions"

    • 35: Robert Merrihew Adams, "Must God Create the Best?"

    • Box: William J. Wainwright, "God's Compassion"

    • 36: Raymond Martin, "The Elusive Messiah"

    • Box: Nancy Murphy, "The Historian as Philosopher"

    • Box: Morton Smith, "Historical Method in the Study of Religion"

    • Box: John Hick, "Lucky to Be Born into the True Religion?"

    • * 37: Alvin Plantinga and Daniel Kolak, "Philosophy, the Bible, and God: A Debate"

    • * Box: Naomi Goldenberg, "The Pope Against Women Priests"

    • 38: Kwasi Wiredu, "Religion from an African Perspective"

    • * 39: Georges Rey, "Does Anyone Really Believe in God?"

    • PART VII: REALITY

    • 40: David Hume, "Causation, Reality, and Fiction"

    • 41: Albert Einstein, "Considerations on the Universe as a Whole"

    • * Box: John D. Barrow, "Theory of Everything but Snowflakes"

    • 42: Ludwig Wittgenstein, "Tractatus Logico-Philosophicus"

    • 43: Robert Nozick, "Fiction"

    • * Box: Paul Davies, "Schizophrenia with a Vengeance"

    • 44: Daniel Kolak, "Quantum Cosmology, the Anthropic Principle, and Why Is There Something Rather than Nothing?"

    • Box: Steven Weinberg, "The First Hundredth of a Second"

    • Box: Paul Davies, "Is the Universe a Free Lunch?"

    • Box: John Bell, "On Hume and Quantum Mechanics"

    • Box: David Bohm, "On Philosophy"

    • Box: Albert Einstein, "On Kant and Comprehensibility"

    • Box: Daniel Kolak, "Grand Unification Theories (GUTs) and the End of the World"

    • Box: Stephen Hawking, "On Wittgenstein, Philosophy, and God"

    • Box: John Wheeler, "On Bohr, Philosophy, and Meaning"

    • Box: John D. Barrow and Frank J. Tipler, "The Anthropic Principle"

    • 45: Derek Parfit, "The Puzzle of Reality: Why Does the Universe Exist?"

    • Box: Freeman Dyson, "Mind and Physics"

    • Box: Albert Einstein, "Cosmic Religious Feeling"

    • PART VIII: EXPERIENCE

    • 46: Thomas Hobbes, "Of Sense and Imagination"

    • 47: John Locke, "Experience and Understanding"

    • 48: David Hume, "The Senses"

    • 49: Immanuel Kant: "Percepts and Concepts"

    • * 50: Fred Dretske, "How Do You Know That You Are Not a Zombie?"

    • 51: Garrett Thomson and Philip Turetzky, "A Simple Guide to Contemporary Philosophy of Mind"

    • * 52: David Reisman, "Sartre on Consciousness and the Body: The Look"

    • PART IX: CONSCIOUSNESS

    • 53: Richard Dawkins, "The Selfish Gene"

    • Box: Richard Thomas, "The Self as Community"

    • 54: Arnold Zuboff, "The Story of a Brain"

    • 55: Thomas Nagel, "What Is It Like to Be a Bat?"

    • 56: Frank Jackson, "Epiphenomenal Qualia"

    • 57: Paul Churchland, "Reduction, Qualia, and the Direct Introspection of Brain States"

    • * 58: Paul Teller, "Subjectivity"

    • PART X: DEATH

    • 59: Plato, "Death and Immortality"

    • Box: John Hick, "Plato's Legacy"

    • Box: The Catholic Encyclopaedia, "The Truth About the Soul"

    • Box: Antony Flew, "The Cartesian Assumption"

    • 60: David Hume, "Of the Immortality of the Soul"

    • 61: Raymond Martin, "Survival of Bodily Death: A Question of Values"

    • Box: C. J. Ducasse, "Remembrances of Past Lives"

    • Box: Paul Edwards, "Karmic Tribulations"

    • Box: John Beloff, "Beyond Death"

    • Box: A. J. Ayer, "What I Saw When I Was Dead"

    • Box: Peter van Inwagen, "Resurrection"

    • 62: Thomas W. Clark, "Death, Nothingness, and Subjectivity"

    • Box: Robert Nozick, "Why Are Traces Important?"

    • Box: Epicurus, "The Evil of Death"

    • Box: "A Tibetan Buddhist Experience of Death"

    • 63: Daniel Kolak, "The Wine Is in the Glass"

    • PART XI: MEANING

    • 64: Leo Tolstoy, "My Confession"

    • 65: Albert Camus, "The Myth of Sisyphus"

    • * Box: Willard Quine, "Two Dogmas of Empiricism"

    • 66: Richard Taylor, "Is Life Meaningful?"

    • 67: Raymond Martin, "A Fast Car and a Good Woman"

    • Box: Thomas Nagel, "Death"

    • * Box: Friedrich Nietzsche, "Truth Be a Woman"

    • PART XII: ETHICS

    • 68: Immanuel Kant, "The Categorical Imperative"

    • Box: Epictetus, "What Is in Our Power"

    • 69: John Stuart Mill, "Utilitarianism"

    • 70: Jonathan Bennett, "The Conscience of Huckleberry Finn"

    • * 71: Clea F. Rees, "Reclaiming the Conscience of Huckleberry Finn"

    • * 72: Padmasiri de Silva, "Buddhist Ethics"

    • * 73: Daniel Kolak, "Morality and the Problem of the Other: From Sidgwick to Rawls and Parfit"

    • PART XIII: VALUES AND SOCIETY

    • 74: Plato, "The Myth of Gyges's Ring"

    • 75: Aristotle, "Virtue and Character"

    • Box: Thomas Hobbes, "On Egotism"

    • 76: Mary Wollstonecraft, "The Rights of Women"

    • * Box: Nancy Hartsock, "Feminism"

    • * Box: Sherry B. Ortner, "Female Subordination"

    • 77: Friedrich Nietzsche, "Beyond Good and Evil"

    • Box: Jiddu Krishnamurti, "Revolt"

    • 78: G. E. Moore, "Intrinsic Value"

    • 79: J. S. Mill, "On Liberty"

    • * 80: Karl Marx, "Alienation and the Power of Money"

    • * 81: Anand Chandavarkar, "Philosophy and Economics: Issues and Questions"

    • Epilogue: Inconclusive Philosophical Postscript

    • 82: Bertrand Russell, "The Value of Philosophy"

    • 83: Robert Nozick, "A Portrait of the Philosopher as a Young Man"

    • 84: Freeman Dyson, "On Becoming a Philosopher"

    • * 85: Vincent Hendricks, "Feisty Fragments"