... the academic tradition. The validity of knowledge was onlyone of his new puzzles; the value of knowing, the purpose of science, of political life, practical arts, and finally ofthe course of ... in our conception of human mentality. Frank Lorimer's The Growth of Reason bears the sub-title: "A Study ofthe Role of Verbal Activityin the Growth and Structure ofthe Human Mind." ... to the mind ?What guarantees the truth of sense-data? What lies behind the observable order of phenomena? What is the relation of the mind to the brain? How can we know other selves?—Allthese...
... fit neither of these ends, butthey may all the same have at least the function of mitigating the sensation of pain. Thereis experimental evidence indicating that, if the stimulation of other ... quality of taste (or smell). What theyhave in common is that they produce the same type of changes in, roughly, the region of the throat and stomach. Furthermore, it is the sensations of these ... 19314. Introduction: The Notion of a Temporal Bias 19515. The Irrationality ofthe Bias towards the Near 20516. The Irrationality ofthe Bias towards the Future 21117. The Dilemma as regards...
... into the modes of understanding and reason. Most of Kant’s initial 30 THE GATHERING OF REASON xii THE GATHERING OF REASON But is it merely a matter of restoring the issue, of reopening the question of ... openness.8 THE GATHERING OF REASON It is, then, a matter of reflecting the Kantian problem of reason back into the original issue of ó␥o as gathering, of uncovering thosetraces ofthe original ... reflection—in the present instance, the reflection ofthe Kantian concept ofreason back into its Greek ori-gin, the translation ofreason into ó␥o, the posing ofreason as gathering. But the horizon...
... andpsychology ofthe jelly-fish The origin of conscious mind.CHAPTER I THE SENSES IN THE LOWERANIMALS The sense of touch The senses of tasteand smell—Actinophryans havingtaste The sense of sight—Modification ... below the margin of the bell. The nerve-ring is well supplied withepithelial and ganglionic nerve-cells; theirfunction is wholly reflex and involuntary; the mason wasp Ofthe spider Of the earwig—Anger ... Coleoptera The common "tumble bug" (CanthonLævis) a gifted letisimulant The double defence ofthe pentatomid,"stink-bug" Reason coming to the Many ofthe data used by the authors of more...
... sceptical view about the existence of normative reasons, rather thanan internalist theory of them. Then another large part of what Hume saysis concerned with the psychological question of what gives ... Rather, they don’t value the benefits ofthe life before them above the benefits ofthe glory and respect they gain from their gang right now. Don’tconsider a little boy who fully sees the imprudence ... knowledge ofthe reason- giving factsbut his ability to recognize them as reason- giving; it is not a question of whether the agent has the information which enables him to know that the reason- giving...
... that the ratio sets out the factors that ground the reason( s) in favor ofthe result: the later court must determine the strength ofthe reason in favor ofthe result in the precedent on the basis ... of analogical reasoning, the court compares the relativestrength of two sets of facts – the facts ofthe precedent case and the facts of a new case now under consideration. If the facts ofthe ... precedents can be seen as the reverse of expansion of precedents on the basis of similarity: here, the court limits the effect of precedents on the basis of dissimilarity. The process of distinguishingprecedents...
... any proof ofthe truth of our aestheticaltheory.SS 10. Conclusion ofthe Transcendental Aesthetic.We have now completely before us one part ofthe solution ofthe grand general problem of transcendentalphilosophy, ... means ofthe quality ofthe cognition, which is the principle of that connection. Thus the criterion ofthe possibility of a conception (not of its object) is the definition of it, in which the ... rests the possibility of the synthesis ofthe predicate of weight with the conception of body, because both conceptions, although the oneis not contained in the other, still belong to one another...
... with views ofthe brothers and Hippias as wise and then undermine these.Indeed, many ofthe dialogues introduce authoritative figures only to underminetheir authority in the course ofthe dialogue. ... misconception ofthe form and meaning ofthe argu-ments through importing into them logical and conceptual material foreign to the author and his times. On the other, there has been misconception ofthe ... worthy of belief than unreasoned views; the argument involves the rejection of conventional views; the conclusion ofthe argument itself is unconventional.be consistent with the personality of the...
... from the history of social and political philosophy and the philosophy of law, but exploring them would take us too far afield from the specific themes ofthe First Critique.What plays the role of ... does the job of establishing the legitimacy of my claimed legal right of ownership in the automobileonly if the authority or bindingness ofthe legal codes and judicial rulingsthat pertain to the ... region in the brain. Blueness, however, was not formally instantiated in the brain in the way that circularity was. The blue content ofthe sense impression wasrather the counterpart ofthe minute...
... is normativerather than empirical facts.In the Kantian conception of rationality that I favor, the order ofthe threeaspects ofreason goes the other way. Reasonthe faculty ofreason isidentified ... mind.In the philosophical tradition, Reason I’ll use the capitalized form to referto the general faculty ofReason refers to the active rather than the passiveor receptive aspect ofthe mind. Reason ... conception of the relations among the various aspects of reason. First, on this conception the substantive reasons come first, so we cannot appeal to the nature of Reason or to the principles of rationality...
... See the first two parts of Truth and Method, " ;The Question of Truth as It Emerges in the Experience of Art" and " ;The Extension ofthe Question of Truth to Understanding in the ... handmaiden of theology, it became the servant ofthe so-called modern sciences.During the late nineteenth century and within the academies of Europe, this state of affairs was epitomized by the then-dominant ... from the necessity ofthe concept. Even the extremely rare case of a sure prediction (as is afforded by the large spatial relationships of our solar system for the calculation ofthe length of...
... articulation ofthe social di-mensions ofthe critical project, particularly in terms ofthe develop-ment ofthe notion ofthe highest good.”Before proceeding further with the main discussion of this ... shared intent among22 The Social Authority of Reason runs from the initial publication ofthe Critique of Pure Reason (1781)to the publication ofthe Critique of Practical Reason (1788). Thisshift ... negative one of marking a limit to the theoretical use of reason to a positive one of marking out the proper character of the practical use ofthe self-same reason. For instance, Kant proposes the notion...