Sense Nonsense And Subjectivity Markus Gabriel Harvard University Press Αγγλικά Βιβλία Social Sciences Philosophy

A Leading German Philosopher Offers His Most Ambitious Work Yet On The Nature Of Knowledge Arguing That Being Wrong About Things Defines Human Condition For Millennia Philosophers Have Dedicated Themselves To Advancing Understanding Truth And Reality In Process They Amassed Great Deal Epistemological Theory—Knowledge But Negative Phenomena Such As Ignorance Falsity Illusion Delusion Are Persistently Overlooked This Is Surprising Given We All Know How Fallible Humans Sense Nonsense Subjectivity Replies With Theory False Thought Demonstrating Part Parcel Itself Reason Can Never Be Secured Without Our Making Claims Always Principle Even Successful Cases Where Get Something Right Thereby Gain Possibility Failure Lingers Us Markus Gabriel Grounds Argument Novel Account Relationship Between Subjectivity—Phenomena Hang Together Temporal Unfolding Cognitive Lives While Continue Theorize Terms Conscious Self-Representation Supposedly Infallible Grip Ourselves Thinkers Addresses Age-Old Platonic Challenge Understand Situations Which Do Not Adding Stimulating Perspective Epistemic Failures New Realism Long-Standing Ontological Questions An Age Line Real Fake Increasingly Blurred Σελίδες: 296 Έτος Έκδοσης: 0826 Διαστάσεις: 15 6X15 6Cm