Studies in philosophical anthropology / Nicholas Rescher.
2006
BD450 .R47 2006eb
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Title
Studies in philosophical anthropology / Nicholas Rescher.
Author
ISBN
9783110326383 (e-book)
3110326388 (e-book)
3110325403
9783110325409
9783110325409
3110326388 (e-book)
3110325403
9783110325409
9783110325409
Imprint
Frankfurt ; New Brunswick : Ontos Verlag, 2006.
Language
English
Language Note
English.
Description
1 online resource (158 pages)
Other Standard Identifiers
10.1515/9783110326383 doi
Call Number
BD450 .R47 2006eb
System Control No.
(OCoLC)854569218
Summary
The place of humans in nature's scheme of things and the conditions and circumstances of our existence have been at the forefront of philosophical deliberation since the very dawn of the subject. Over the past three decades Rescher from time to time ventured into discussions of some of the key themes that crop up in this domain. representative sampling of such papers are assembled in the present volume. He trust that this collection will give some indication of the tenor of thought that characterizes Rescher's approach to these philosophically crucial concerns.
Bibliography, etc. Note
Includes bibliographical references and index.
Formatted Contents Note
PREFACE; Chapter 1 HOMO OPTANS:ON THE HUMAN CONDITION ANDTHE BURDEN OF CHOICE; Chapter 2 CAUSAL NECESSITATIONAND FREE WILL; Chapter 3 PREDICTIVE INCAPACITY ANDRATIONAL DECISION; Chapter 4 EXTRATERRESTRIAL SCIENCE; Chapter 5 TRAPPED WITHIN HISTORY? -A PROCESS-PHILOSOPHICALREFUTATION OF HISTORICISTRELATIVISM; Chapter 6 RATIONALITY AND MORALOBLIGATION; Chapter 7 LUCK AND THE ENIGMAS OF FATE; Chapter 8 THE SIGNIFICATIONS OF SILENCE; Chapter 9 AMPHIBIOUS MAN; Chapter 10 WHAT IF THINGS WEREDIFFERENT?-COUNTERFACTUALCONDITIONALS AND ALTERNATIVEREALITIES.
Series
Nicholas Rescher collected papers ; v. 7
Available in Other Form
Print version: Rescher, Nicholas. Studies in Philosophical Anthropology. Berlin : De Gruyter, ©2006
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