Great Problems in Philosophy and Physics Solved?
Cambridge, MA, USA: I-Phi Press (1916)
Abstract
A survey of popular textbooks and websites on philosophy produces a remarkable consensus on the great problems facing philosophers from ancient to modern times. They typically include metaphysics - what is there?, the problem of knowledge - how do we know what exists?, the mind/body problem - can an immaterial mind move the material body?, the “hard problem” of consciousness, freedom of the will, theories of ethics - is there an objective universal Good?, and problems from theology - does God exist?, is God responsible for evil? This book introduces the Information Philosopher website, a work in progress on several classic questions in philosophy that logical positivists and analytic language philosophers thought they could dis-solve as logical puzzles, pseudo-problems, or conceptual errors.Author's Profile
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2016
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0983580286 9780983580287
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