Edited
by Patricia Hanna, Adrianne McEvoy & Penelope Voutsina
ISBN: 978-960-6672-11-8, 480 pages, Hardback
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List of Contributors |
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Introduction
Voutsina, P. |
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PART I EPISTEMOLOGY |
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1. |
Imagination
in Descartes’ Skepticism Scholl, A. |
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2. |
Descartes
on Sensations and Ideas of Sensations Cunning, D. |
17 |
3. |
The Myth
of Hume’s Compatibilism Morris, E.W. |
33 |
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From Contextualism to Skepticism Wilburn, R. |
43 |
5. |
The Puzzle
of Self-Knowledge Voutsina, P. |
51 |
6. |
Unconfined
Rationality: A Normative yet Realistic Model of Inference Morado, R. and Savion, L. |
59 |
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PART II METAPHYSICS AND PHILOSOPHY OF SCIENCE |
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Language as Community Property: What’s Wrong
with Chomsky’s Individualism? Hanna, P. |
75 |
8. |
What do
Concepts Consist of? The Role of Geometric and Proprioceptive
Information in Categorization Dellantonio, S. and Pastore, L. |
93 |
9. |
Personal
Identity and Survival Ward, A. |
105 |
10. |
Emergence,
Mind, Identity, Composition Vision, G. |
119 |
11. |
On the
Plausibility of Higher-Level Causation Marras, A. |
137 |
12. |
The Other Explanatory Gap Yoo, J. |
155 |
13. |
A Hylomorphic Solution to the Problem of Mental Causation Jaworski, W. |
171 |
14. |
Transcendental
and Realist Philosophy Pietersma, H. |
189 |
15. |
How to be
a Scientific Realist Doppelt, G. |
199 |
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PART III ETHICS |
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Morality
without Metaphysics: Another Look at Hume’s Sentimentalism Brown, C. |
209 |
17. |
Moral
Philosophy & Religious Ethics Blizek, L.W. |
221 |
18. |
Courage,
Self-Trust and Self-Defence Burrow, S. |
235 |
19. |
Virtues
Required by the Socially Reproductive Beings Schuller, M.P. |
247 |
20. |
A Human
System Approach to Environmental Ethics Choi, M.K. & Dixon, H. M. |
265 |
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PART IV CONTINENTAL PHILOSOPHY AND PHILOSOPHY OF
RELIGION |
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21. |
Would Existentialism Exist if Hegel had been
Correctly Critiqued? Hegel, Kierkergaard and
Philosophy of God Murphy, W.D. |
283 |
22. |
The Audible Geometry of Cézanne: Merleau - Ponty’s Musical
Philosophy Wiskus, J. |
299 |
23. |
History and Love in Nietzsche: How Circe
keeps us in her Grip Burch, R. |
309 |
24. |
Philosophy and Its Vicissitudes: A
Psychiatric Approach to Philosophical Historiography De Vleminck, J. |
323 |
25. |
The Therapeutic Nature of Wittgenstein’s Philosophical
Method Gitsoulis, C. |
339 |
26. |
A
Philosophical View of the Clash of Civilizations Nicholson, C. |
349 |
27. |
The Contradiction Approach to Resolving
Problems about Omnipotence Wreen, M. |
357 |
28. |
Boethius
and the Problem of Evil Weed, H.J. |
367 |
29. |
God and God’s Form: On the Metaphysical
Foundation of Theology Kim, C.T. |
379 |
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PART V POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY |
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30. |
Temptation, Public Policy, and the Impairment
of Personal Autonomy Hughes, M.P. |
393 |
31. |
Libertarianism and the Dichotomy between
Positive and Negative Rights Etieyibo, E. |
403 |
32. |
Can there be a Nonconscequentialist
Rights-Based Moral Justification of Terrorism? Shanahan, T. |
421 |
33. |
Globalization, Human Rights and Cultural
Diversity: Humanism and the Question of Difference Stivachtis, A.Y. |
433 |
34. |
The
Priority of Courts in the General Theory of Law Sheinman, H. |
457 |