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Index
Cover
Title page
Copyright page
Acknowledgments
Introduction
1: Phenomenology and Epistemology
1.1 What do we intuitively know?
1.2 What presuppositions should we make before we begin doing philosophy?
1.3 Is knowledge the same as justified true belief?
1.4 What is truth?
1.5 Is there non-conceptual knowledge?
1.6 Are phenomenological claims about the nature of mind and world reliable?
1.7 How is purely rational knowledge possible?
Notes
2: Ontology, Logic, and Philosophy of Language
2.1 Does the world have an intrinsic categorial structure?
2.2 Is categorial structure imposed by language or by a conceptual scheme?
2.3 What is logic?
2.4 Does logic determine the structure of the world?
2.5 What is a thing?
2.6 What is an event?
2.7 What is a subject?
2.8 How do we refer?
2.9 What are possible worlds?
2.10 What is the relation between difference and identity?
Notes
3: Metaphysics
3.1 What is metaphysics?
3.2 Is the form of the world determined by our ways of cognizing it?
3.3 How should we construe realism, materialism, naturalism, and their opposites?
3.4 Is consciousness reducible to the physical?
3.5 Is it possible to refer to the whole of which we are parts?
3.6 Do we have free will?
3.7 Why is there something rather than nothing?
3.8 Does God exist?
Notes
4: Metaethics, Ethics, and Politics
4.1 What is a practice?
4.2 What is it to follow a rule?
4.3 What is a judgment?
4.4 Does the basis of normative ethics lie in virtue, duty, or the greatest good?
4.5 Is it possible to derive an “ought” from an “is”?
4.6 What are good and evil?
4.7 What is justice? Does justice require democracy and/or communism?
4.8 What kinds of force do laws have?
Notes
5: Metaphilosophy, Aesthetics, and Critique
5.1 What is reason?
5.2 What is a reason?
5.3 Is there a modern quarrel between philosophy and poetry?
5.4 Is there a real metaphilosophical quarrel between analytic and continental philosophy?
5.5 What is critique?
5.6 What critical problems do we face today?
5.7 How should we respond critically to the problems of contemporary philosophy?
Note
References
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