
By Michael Dummett
ISBN-10: 0199207275
ISBN-13: 9780199207275
ISBN-10: 019955224X
ISBN-13: 9780199552245
By Michael Dummett
ISBN-10: 0199207275
ISBN-13: 9780199207275
ISBN-10: 019955224X
ISBN-13: 9780199552245
By P. Magnus
ISBN-10: 0230369170
ISBN-13: 9780230369177
ISBN-10: 1349350354
ISBN-13: 9781349350353
By Albert Casullo
ISBN-10: 0195115058
ISBN-13: 9780195115055
ISBN-10: 0195304187
ISBN-13: 9780195304183
By Michel Claessens
ISBN-10: 2759220702
ISBN-13: 9782759220700
Ce petit livre revisite un sujet que nous croyons tous trop bien connaître : l’incompétence. Et pour reason : celle-ci est sans doute los angeles première de nos compétences. Mais il est query ici de cette incompétence que j’appelle « systémique », celle que génère notre société technoscientifique et qui fait qu’un nombre croissant de nos décisions sont prises en « méconnaissance de reason ». Nous n’avons pas encore pris toute l. a. mesure de los angeles technopuissance et de l’incompétence qui lui est associée, et encore moins nous sommes-nous adaptés à cette nouvelle société. Cependant, plutôt que de tirer sur l’incompétent, je montre que nous aurions intérêt à changer notre fusil d’épaule. Dans une société technoscientifique et globalisée comme los angeles nôtre, les notions de compétence et d’incompétence sont à redéfinir. Plusieurs résultats récents montrent que cette incompétence systémique peut être aussi une voie de progrès. L’incompétence peut être créatrice, et l. a. compétence destructrice. Plus exactement, l. a. « mécompétence » joue aujourd’hui un rôle essentiel, en particulier dans les processus de création et de los angeles gouvernance.
By Markus Gabriel,Gregory Moss
ISBN-10: 0745687563
ISBN-13: 9780745687568
ISBN-10: 0745687571
ISBN-13: 9780745687575
Where will we come from? Are we only a cluster of common debris in a big international receptacle? And what does all of it mean?
In this hugely unique new ebook, the thinker Markus Gabriel demanding situations our suggestion of what exists and what it potential to exist. He questions the concept there's a global that encompasses every little thing like a box existence, the universe, and every little thing else. This all-inclusive being doesn't exist and can't exist. For the area itself isn't present in the realm. or even after we take into consideration the realm, the realm approximately which we predict is clearly no longer exact with the area within which we expect. For, as we're brooding about the area, this is often just a very small occasion on the earth. along with this, there are nonetheless innumerable different items and occasions: rain showers, toothaches and the realm Cup. Drawing at the contemporary historical past of philosophy, Gabriel asserts that the realm can't exist in any respect, since it isn't present in the area. but aside from the area, every thing else exists; even unicorns at the some distance facet of the moon donning police uniforms.
Revelling in witty proposal experiments, note play, and the braveness of provocation, Markus Gabriel demonstrates the need of a wondering brain and the function that humour can play in coming to phrases with the abyss of human existence.
By John Hawthorne
ISBN-10: 0199269556
ISBN-13: 9780199269556
ISBN-10: 0199287139
ISBN-13: 9780199287130
By Gerd Gigerenzer
ISBN-10: 0195328981
ISBN-13: 9780195328981
ISBN-10: 0199747091
ISBN-13: 9780199747092
This quantity (which follows on a prior assortment, Adaptive Thinking, additionally released by way of OUP) collects his most modern articles, taking a look at how humans use "fast and frugal heuristics" to calculate likelihood and chance and make judgements. It features a newly writen, huge advent, and the articles were revised and up to date the place applicable. This quantity may still allure, just like the previous volumes, to a extensive mix of cognitive psychologists, philosophers, economists, and others who examine choice making.
By James Bogen
ISBN-10: 0415382858
ISBN-13: 9780415382854
ISBN-10: 0415489466
ISBN-13: 9780415489461
By Veit Justus Rollmann
ISBN-10: 3110419831
ISBN-13: 9783110419832
Der Entwurf „Übergang 1-14“ steht systematisch im Mittelpunkt des Opus postumum. Kants Gedanken zur neuen philosophischen Grundlegung der gesamten Naturlehre als einer wirklichen Wissenschaft der Natur werden hier in einen transzendentalphilosophischen Rahmen eingebettet und erhalten, im Unterschied zu vorangegangenen Entwürfen, eine systematische shape. Mit Apperzeption und dynamisches Naturgesetz in Kants Opus postumum liegt erstmals ein Kommentar zu „Übergang 1-14“ vor. Die Ergebnisse der kommentierenden Darstellung werden im Rückbezug auf Kants Publikationen – vor allem die Kritik der reinen Vernunft – interpretiert und die Kontinuität kantischen Denkens, aber auch die Brüche aufgezeigt. Gefragt wird u.a. nach dem Verhältnis der transzendentalen Beweise der Existenz einer raumerfüllenden Materie als Garant einer Einheit der Erfahrung in Zeit und Raum in „Übergang 1-14“ zu Kants Theorie der Substanz in der Ersten Analogie der Erfahrung der KrV. Kants Auseinandersetzung mit dem challenge der organisierten Materie und einem neuen Ansatz, die belebte Natur in eine Systemform a priori aufzunehmen, spielen ebenfalls eine zentrale Rolle in der Interpretation.
By Walter D. Mignolo,Arturo Escobar
ISBN-10: 041554971X
ISBN-13: 9780415549714
ISBN-10: 0415848733
ISBN-13: 9780415848732
This is the 1st e-book in English profiling the paintings of a examine collective that advanced round the suggestion of "coloniality", understood because the hidden time table and the darker part of modernity and whose contributors are established in South the US and the us. The undertaking known as for an figuring out of modernity now not from modernity itself yet from its darker part, coloniality, and proposes the de-colonization of information as an epistemological restitution with political and moral implications.
Epistemic decolonization, or de-coloniality, turns into the horizon to visualize and act towards worldwide futures within which the suggestion of a political enemy is changed by way of intercultural verbal exchange and in the direction of an-other rationality that places existence first and that locations associations at its provider, instead of the wrong way around.
The quantity is profoundly inter- and trans-disciplinary, with authors writing from many highbrow, transdisciplinary, and institutional spaces.
This publication was once released as a unique factor of Cultural Studies.