| Contents |
|
| Preface |
Xiii |
| Introduction |
3 |
| PART ONE: Our G lassy Essence |
15 |
| CHAPTER I: The Invention of Mind |
17 |
| 1. CRITERIA OF THE MENTAL |
17 |
| 2. THE FUNCTIONAL, THE PHENOMANAL, AND THE IMMATERIAL |
22 |
| 3. THE DIVERSITY OF MIND-BODY PROBLEMS |
32 |
| 4. MIND AS THE GRASP OF UNIVERSALS |
38 |
| 5. ABILITY TO EXIST SEPARATELY EROM THE BODY |
45 |
| 6. DUALISM AND "MIND-STUFF" |
61 |
| CHAPTER II: PERSONS Without Minds |
70 |
| 1. THE ANTIPODEANS |
70 |
| 2. PHENOMENAL PROPERTIES |
78 |
| 3. INCORRIGBILITY AND RAW FEELS |
88 |
| 4. BEHAVIORISM |
98 |
| 5. SKEPTICISM ABOUT OTHER MINDS |
107 |
| 6. MATERIALISM WITHOUT MIND-BODY INDENTITY |
114 |
| 7. EPISTEMOLOGY AND "THE PHILOSOPHY OF MIND" |
125 |
| PART TWO: Mirroring |
129 |
| CHAPTER III: The Idea of a "Theory of Knowledge" |
131 |
| 1. EPISTEMOLOGY AND PHILOSOPHY'S SELF-IMAGE |
131 |
| 2. LOCKE'S CONFUSION OF EXPLANATION WITH JUSTIFICATION |
139 |
| 3. KANT'S CONFUSION OF PREDICATION WITH SYNTHESIS |
148 |
| 4. KNOWLEDGE AS NEEDING "FOUNDATIONS" |
155 |
| CHAPTER IV: Privileded Representations |
165 |
| 1. APODICTIC TRUTH, PRIVILEGED REPRE- SENTATIONS, AND ANALYTIC PHILOSOPHY |
165 |
| 2. EPISTEMOLOGICAL BEHAVIORISM |
173 |
| 3. PRE-LINGUISTIC AWARENESS |
182 |
| 4. THE "IDEA' IDEA" |
192 |
| 5. EPISTEMOLOGICAL BEHAVIORISM, PSYCHOLOGICAL BEHAVIORISM, AND LANGUAGE |
209 |
| CHAPTER V: E pistemology and Empirical Psychology |
213 |
| 1. SUPICIONS ABOUT PSYCHOLOGY |
213 |
| 2. THE UNNATURLNESS OF EPISTEMOLOGY |
221 |
| 3. PSYCHOLOGYCAL STAES AS GENUINE EXPLANATIONS |
230 |
| 4. PSYCHOLOGYCAL STAES AS REPRESENTATIONS |
244 |
| CHAPTER VI: Epistemology and Philosophy of Languaage |
257 |
| 1. PURE AND IMPURE PHILOSOPHY OF LANGUAEGE |
257 |
| 2. WHAT WERE OUR ANCESTORS TALKING ABOUT? |
266 |
| 3. IDEALISM |
273 |
| 4. REFERENCE |
284 |
| 5. TRUTH WITHOUT MIRRORS |
295 |
| 6. TRUTH, GOODNESS, AND REALTIVISM |
306 |
| PART THREE: Philosophy |
313 |
| CHAPTER VII: From Epistemology to Hermeneutics |
315 |
| 1. COMMENSURATION AND CONVERSATION |
315 |
| 2. KUHN AND INCOMMENSURABILITY |
322 |
| 3. OB JECTIVITY AS CORRESPONENCE AND AS AGREMENT |
333 |
| 4. SPIRIT AND NATURE |
343 |
| CHAPTER VIII: Philosophy Whihout Mirrors |
357 |
| 1. HERMENUTICS AND EDIFITION |
357 |
| 2. SYTEMATIC PHILOSOPHY AND EDIFYING PHILOSOPHY |
365 |
| 3. EDIFICATION, RELATIVISM, AND OB JECTIVE TRUTH |
373 |
| 4. EDIFICATION AND NATURALISM |
379 |
| 5. PHILOSOPHY IN THE CONVERSATION OF MANKIND |
389 |
| Index |
395 |
Tác giả: Ludwig Wittgenstein
Tác giả: J.B Nguyễn Đăng Trực, OP
Tác giả: Howard Gardner
Tác giả: Lm. Micae Lê Nguyễn Hoài Vũ
Tác giả: Karl Popper
