Perception And Idealism: An Essay On How The World Manifests Itself To Us It (Probably) Is In Howard Robinson Oxford University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία

Perception And Idealism Takes Up Two Long-Standing Philosophical Problems: How Makes Objects Manifest To Us What The World Must Be Like For In That Way Part I Addresses Nature Of A Detailed Discussion Contemporary Versions Naïve Realist Intentionalist Theories Is Provided Refutations Offered Both Robinson Argues Sense-Datum Theory Not Subject Any Vices Normally Attributed It But Fact Allows One Say We Directly Perceive As Being They Naturally Themselves Creatures Can Reconciled With Form Direct Realism Once Understands Properly Cognitive Phenomenal Components Relationship Which Confuse Aware This Leaves Open Question Are Topic Ii Variety Conceptions Material Considered Found Either Empty Or Less Plausible Than Idealism: \ Powers\ Conception Matter Lewis\ S Quiddities Esfeld\ Points\ Quantum Problem Giving Account Space Also Developed Turning Mentalist Options Simple Phenomenalism Panpsychism Discussed Rejected Concludes Berkeley\ Theistic Most Σελίδες: 256 Διαστάσεις: 16 2X16 2Cm