David PapineauRecensioni
Autore di Introducing Consciousness
Recensioni
The book is divided into three parts,
a) Sets and Numbers
b) Analyticity, A prioricity and Necessity
c) Nature and uses of Probability
My favorite chapter was chapter 6 -–Naming and Necessity.
I learnt about Scope Distinctions, Rigid Designations.
Where else would you learn these distinctions?
There's a lot more on each topic.
Deus Vult
--Gottfried
“…This is part of the Introducing… series that presents various topics in graphic form. It takes a very complex issue and shows that you do not need to be a great philosopher or have a very deep understanding of the science, to understand why it’s a complex issue and what the fundamental questions we’re dealing with are. Despite being highly approachable, this book is a serious piece of work that gives a great overview of past and current thinking about consciousness, especially from the philosophical perspective…”
The full interview is available here: http://fivebooks.com/interviews/david-carmel-on-consciousness
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The book is divided into three parts,
a) Sets and Numbers
b) Analyticity, A prioricity and Necessity
c) Nature and uses of Probability
My favorite chapter was chapter 6 -–Naming and Necessity.
I learnt about Scope Distinctions, Rigid Designations.
Where else would you learn these distinctions?
There's a lot more on each topic.
Deus Vult
--Gottfried