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  1. As muitas Faces do Realismo Interno de Hilary Putnam: Um Tributo.Léo Peruzzo Júnior - 2017 - Trans/Form/Ação 40 (1):9-24.
    Resumo: Este artigo pretende analisar, a partir da obra de Hilary Putnam, algumas das muitas faces de seu realismo interno. Embora seu pensamento seja marcado pelo funcionalismo, são no externalismo e holismo semânticos que repousam suas afirmações-chave. Desse modo, inicialmente, reconstruímos como Putnam salvaguarda o realismo interno e sua posição pragmatista a respeito de Wittgenstein. Em seguida, mostramos como o autor sugere que o debate psicofísico entra em colapso, com base na aceitação do valor das propriedades semânticas para a instanciação (...)
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  • Two-Tier Thinking: A Moral Point of View.Adi Ophir - 1996 - Science in Context 9 (2):177-188.
    Among those who know Yehuda's work, the term “two-tier thinking” is usually associated with a problematic relativist position. But “two-tier thinking” is not a name for a philosophical argument; it is best understood, I think, as a term designating certain conditions of knowledge: universal, or modern, or perhaps only postmodern conditions, but in any case, they are generalizations derived from anthropological and psychological observations on matters of facts. This is how things actually work in the sphere of knowledge: Western intellectuals (...)
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  • New Rhetoric’s Empire: Pragmatism, Dogmatism, and Sophism.Romain Laufer - 2009 - Philosophy and Rhetoric 42 (4):pp. 326-348.
    In lieu of an abstract, here is a brief excerpt of the content:New Rhetoric's Empire:Pragmatism, Dogmatism, and SophismRomain LauferPragmatism vs. RationalismThere are at least two reasons to devote some attention to sophism when dealing with the relationship between philosophy and rhetoric in the context of Franco-American intellectual exchanges. The first reason is that it lies at the very origin of classical philosophy which could be described as resulting directly from the way in which Plato and Aristotle succeeded in separating the (...)
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  • The choice of tradition and the tradition of choice: Habermas’ and Rorty’s interpretation of pragmatism.Leszek Koczanowicz - 1999 - Philosophy and Social Criticism 25 (1):55-70.
    The paper is aimed at discussing two interpretations of pragmatism in a broader framework of general rules of philosophical interpretation. J. Habermas' and R. Rorty's uses of pragmatism are considered in detail and confronted with general assumptions of pragmatic philosophy. It is shown that in both cases the original ideas of pragmatism are changed in order to fit the philosophies of interpreters. The paper ends with discussion of a possibility of applying the rule of interpretative charity and dialogue to philosophical (...)
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  • El argumento ontológico en Paul Tillich Y Jean-Luc Marion.Carlos Arboleda Mora - 2010 - Escritos 18 (40):36-51.
    Se presentan las concepciones sobre el argumento ontológico en Paul Tillich y en Jean-Luc Marion. Paul Tillich no ha creado una propia escuela de pensamiento, pero ha influido sobre muchos pensadores. Abre el camino a posteriores reflexiones, desde diversos puntos metodológicos, sobre el problema ontológico, sobre la realidad de Dios y sobre la relación del Ser con la cultura. Se puede decir que, a partir de él, se abren caminos para pensar el papel de la mística en el conocimiento del (...)
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