A dictionary of philosophy
By: Thomas Mautner
Publisher: Blackwell Publishers
Published: 1996
Place of publication: Cambridge, Mass
Language: eng
Number of pages: 482
ISBN-13: 9780203198193
Subjects: Philosophy; Dictionaries
Notes: Includes bibliographical references (pages 461-482).
Table of contents: title: Chapter Access; title: chapter Action (philosophy of); title: chapter Analytic; title: chapter Angst, Angoisse Anselm, St; title: chapter Apodictic Aporetic; title: chapter Assertoric Attributive; title: chapter Roger Bacon; title: chapter Bayes's Theorem; title: chapter Belief; title: chapter Berry's paradox; title: chapter Best (principle of) Better; title: chapter Bivalence (principle, law of); title: chapter Calculus; title: chapter Carnap, Rudolf; title: chapter Categories; title: chapter Chinese room argument; title: chapter Church's theorem Class; title: chapter Closure; title: chapter Composition and division; title: chapter Comte, I. Auguste M.F.X; title: chapter Conditionals; title: chapter Conjunction and disjunction; title: chapter Consequentialism; title: chapter Contextualism; title: chapter Cosmological argument; title: chapter Count noun; title: chapter Davidson, Donald; title: chapter Decision procedure Decision theory; title: chapter Denial of antecedent; title: chapter Dialetheism; title: chapter Disposition; title: chapter Doxastic; title: chapter Egocentric particulars Egocentric predicament; title: chapter En soi Entailment; title: chapter Equivalence class; title: chapter Essence; title: chapter Extension; title: Fact; title: chapter Factive Fact/value distinction; title: chapter Form; title: chapter Foundationalism; title: chapter Game theory General; title: chapter Grammars (generative etc.); title: chapter Heap (paradox of); title: chapter Hermeneutic; title: chapter Humanity (principle of) Hume, David; title: chapter Hypothetico-deductive method; title: chapter Identity; title: chapter Iff Illocutions; title: chapter Immaterialism Imperative; title: chapter Independent Indeterminism; title: chapter Indiscernibility of identicals Individualism; title: chapter Intensionality and intentionality; title: chapter Intentionality Internalism and externalism; title: chapter Logical constructions; title: chapter Logistic; title: chapter Mach, Ernest W.J.W; title: chapter Magnitudes (extensive and intensive); title: chapter Moral; title: chapter Moral sense; title: Naturism; title: chapter Natural deduction; title: chapter Naturalistic fallacy Necessary; title: chapter Neustic; title: chapter Normative; title: chapter Object word; title: chapter 1 many problem.