Core Questions in Philosophy

Core Questions in Philosophy

Sober, Elliott

Taylor & Francis Ltd

05/2021

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Preface Part I: Introduction 1. What Is Philosophy? 2. Deductive Arguments 3. Inductive and Abductive Arguments Part II: Philosophy of Religion 4. Aquinas's First Four Ways 5. The Design Argument 6. Evolution and Creationism 7. Can Science Explain Everything? 8. The Ontological Argument 9. Is the Existence of God Testable? 10. Pascal and Irrationality 11. The Argument from Evil Part III: Theory of Knowledge 12. What Is Knowledge? 13. Descartes' Foundationalism 14. The Reliability Theory of Knowledge 15. Justified Belief and Hume's Problem of Induction 16. Can Hume's Skepticism Be Refuted? 17. Beyond Foundationalism 18. Locke on the Existence of External Objects 19. Probability and Bayes's Theorem Part IV: Philosophy of Mind 20. Dualism and the Mind/Body Problem 21. Logical Behaviorism 22. Methodological Behaviorism 23. The Mind/Brain Identity Theory 24. Functionalism 25. Freedom, Determinism, and Causality 26. A Menu of Positions on Free Will 27. Compatibilism 28. Psychological Egoism Part V: Ethics 29. Ethics-Normative and Meta 30. The Is/Ought Gap and the Naturalistic Fallacy 31. Observation and Explanation in Ethics 32. Conventionalist Theories 33. Utilitarianism 34. Kant's Moral Theory 35. Aristotle on the Good Life
Wo;Follow;Descartes philosophy;Brain Identity Theory;Einstein's theory;Abductive Argument;Sound theories;Violate;Psychological egoism;Ethical Facts;Hume's criticisms;Hold;Rationally Justified;Logical Behaviorism;Agnostics;Inductive Argument;Deductively Valid;Free Agents;Divine Command Theory;Aquinas;Good Life;Young Man;Hume's Skeptical Argument;Pkg;Methodological Behaviorism;Compatibilist Theory;Hume's Thesis;Justified Belief;Hedonistic Utilitarianism;Clark Kent