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|a Simply philosophy :
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|a Introduction; 1. SCIENCE; Aristotle -- on scientific knowledge; Francis Bacon -- on scientific method; David Hume -- on the concept of a cause; Karl Popper -- on induction; Hilary Putnam -- against Popper; Paul Feyerabend -- on scientific method; 2. MIND; BF Skinner -- on behaviourism; CS Peirce -- on reality and truth; Bertrand Russell -- on sense-data; Rudolf Carnap -- on the argument from analogy; AJ Ayer -- on other minds; Norman Malcolm -- on other minds; Colin McGinn -- on the mind/body problem; William James -- on the reality of the mind; Paul Churchland -- on the unreality of thoughts; 3. FREEDOM; Peter Strawson -- on determinism; Norman Malcolm -- on determinism; Daniel Dennett -- on determinism; Max Black -- on causality; Frederick Dretske -- on the reality of meaning; Thomas Hobbes -- on human nature; Immanuel Kant -- on duty; Jeremy Bentham -- on utilitarianism; Thomas Nagel -- against utilitarianism; GEM Anscombe -- on 'ought' and 'should'; 4. KNOWLEDGE; Galileo Galilei -- on perception; Rene Descartes -- on doubt; John Locke -- on knowledge; Hilary Putnam/Noam Chomsky -- on innate ideas; George Berkeley -- on Idealism; Thomas Reid -- against scepticism; Immanuel Kant -- on causality; David Hume -- on miracles; Bertrand Russell -- on knowledge; L Jonathan Cohen -- on empiricism; 5. LANGUAGE; John Locke -- on language; Gilbert Ryle -- on Mill's theory of names; Ludwig Wittgenstein -- on naming; Saul Kripke -- on naming; Hilary Putnam -- on language; WV Quine -- on language; Plato -- on universals; John Searle -- on computer 'understanding'; 6. OBJECTIVITY; Roderick Chisholm -- on perception; AJ Ayer -- on perception; Gilbert Ryle -- on perception; Thomas Reid -- on ideas; JB Watson -- on behaviourism; Thomas Nagel -- on qualia; JJC Smart -- on mind/brain identity; Hilary Putnam -- on functionalism; FH Bradley -- on truth; Michael Dummett -- on anti-realism; 7. GOD; Norman Malcolm -- on the ontological argument; Thomas Aquinas -- on the existence of God; Anthony Kenny -- on teleology and design; Anthony Flew -- on religious belief; Ludwig Wittgenstein -- on religious belief; Soren Kierkegaard -- on the 'absurdity' of belief; WH Newton-Smith -- on metaphysics in cosmology; Further Reading; Copyright Acknowledgements; Glossary; Index.
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