Philosophy 2 : further through the subject / Grayling, A. C.

problems should completely disappear' -- References and further reading -- 2.Wittgenstein's critique of

1. Introduction: what good is metaphilosophy?; 2. What is philosophy?; 3. Philosophy, science and

Scientific Progress -- 2.1.From Skepticism to Mysterianism -- 2.2.The Social Matrix -- 2.3.The Role of

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on chapter 2 of Making it explicit ; What myth? ; Response to Dreyfus.

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. Minds and machines -- Ch. 4. Bodies and souls -- Pt 2. What do I know? -- Ch. 5. The problem of

; Utilitarianism, chapters 1 and 2 / John Stuart Mill ; What makes right acts right?, from The right and the good

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Pt. I. The Task of Philosophy. 1. The Actuality of Philosophy. 2. Why Philosophy? 3. Negative

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Ch. 1. Introduction -- Ch. 2. Some Methodological Tools -- Ch. 3. Theory of Knowledge -- Ch. 4. The

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I. Greek Ethics. 1. The Role of Eudaimonia in Aristotle's Ethics. 2. Some Issues in Aristotle

1. Philosophy and Politics -- 2. Political Impasse and Liberalism -- 3. Democratic Philosophy

1. To the Peacemakers (1917) -- 2. New Scepticism (1919) -- 3. Jewish Problems (1943) -- 4. The

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