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Argomenti Filosofici Classici Serie

Questa serie approfondisce gli argomenti fondamentali che hanno plasmato il pensiero filosofico nel corso dei secoli. Ogni volume esamina meticolosamente i dibattiti chiave, esplorando le loro ramificazioni e applicazioni in diversi campi. I lettori scopriranno come questi argomenti sono stati sfidati e come hanno resistito alla prova del tempo. Serve come una guida essenziale per chiunque sia interessato alla storia e all'evoluzione dell'indagine filosofica.

The Sorites Paradox
The Knowledge Argument
The Naturalistic Fallacy
The Prisoner's Dilemma
The Brain in a Vat
Ontological Arguments and Belief in God

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  • Ontological Arguments and Belief in God

    • 400pagine
    • 14 ore di lettura
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    Focusing on the ontological argument, this book presents a thorough analysis of its various interpretations throughout history, including contributions from St. Anselm, Descartes, and Leibniz. The author argues that these arguments hold little significance in the discourse between theists and atheists. It includes a comprehensive literature review and an extensive bibliography, positioning it as an essential resource for philosophers of religion and scholars in religious studies.

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  • The Brain in a Vat

    • 274pagine
    • 10 ore di lettura

    This collection of new essays examines the brain-in-a-vat scenario and its implications, analyses and impact.

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  • The Naturalistic Fallacy

    • 294pagine
    • 11 ore di lettura
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    This book offers a comprehensive exploration of the text, history, and philosophy surrounding the most significant argument in ethical theory, making it an essential resource for understanding its impact and relevance.

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  • The Knowledge Argument

    • 300pagine
    • 11 ore di lettura

    This set of cutting-edge essays by top philosophers explores a central debate in philosophy of mind, breaking new ground as well as featuring comprehensive discussion of historical developments in the debate. It will be essential reading for students new to the topic and will also appeal to scholars.

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  • The Sorites Paradox

    • 362pagine
    • 13 ore di lettura

    For centuries, the sorites paradox has spurred philosophers to think and argue about the problem of vagueness. This volume offers a guide to the paradox which is both an accessible survey and an exposition of the state of the art, with a chapter-by-chapter presentation of all of the main solutions to the paradox and of all its main areas of influence. Each chapter offers a gentle introduction to its topic, gradually building up to a final discussion of some open problems. Students will find a comprehensive guide to the fundamentals of the paradox, together with lucid explanations of the challenges it continues to raise. Researchers will find exciting new ideas and debates on the paradox.

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  • Classic Philosophical Arguments

    This book is for all students and scholars interested in the nature of human ethics and morality. The themed chapters introduce the history and text behind the naturalistic fallacy, its role in shaping twentieth-century theorising about ethics, and its ongoing use in attempts to understand the nature of normativity.

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