This man attempted to debunk what he labeled "the Official Doctrine" with an analogy to a longtime village resident who is forced to draw a map of his hometown.
This man attempted to debunk what he labeled "the Official Doctrine" with an analogy to a longtime village resident who is forced to draw a map of his hometown. He said that separating "the language of logic" from "the language of events" could resolve such problems as the conflict between free will and the inevitability of certain future happenings in his book Dilemmas. This author of The Thinking of Thoughts and Plato's Progress became associated with "ordinary language" philosophy after deriding what he called the "Janus-faced account of human life." From 1948 to 1971, he was the editor of the journal Mind. For 10 points, name this British philosopher who attacked Cartesian dualism as "the ghost in the machine" in his book The Concept of Mind.
This man attempted to debunk what he labeled "the Official Doctrine" with an analogy to a longtime village resident who is forced to draw a map of his hometown.
Gilbert {Ryle}