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Myles Burnyeat

    Myles Burnyeat ist ein angesehener Gelehrter der antiken Philosophie, dessen Werk sich mit den grundlegenden Fragen beschäftigt, wie wir wissen, was wir wissen, und was die Natur der Realität ist. Er ist bekannt für seine rigorose Analyse komplexer philosophischer Argumente, die Klarheit und Einblick in die Texte der Antike bringen. Sein Ansatz betont eine tiefe Auseinandersetzung mit Primärquellen, um die Kohärenz und Wirkung des antiken Denkens aufzudecken. Burnyeats Gelehrsamkeit erweitert unser Verständnis der philosophischen Traditionen, die das westliche Denken geprägt haben, erheblich.

    Explorations in Ancient and Modern Philosophy
    Explorations in Ancient and Modern Philosophy (Vols 3-4 2-Volume Set)
    Philosophy as It Is
    • Morality and art - Phillipa FootA critique of utilitarianism - Bernard WilliamsA theory of justice - John RawlsDistributive justice: the entitlement theory - Robert NozickArt as a form of life - Richard WollheimLove - Gabriele TaylorPersonal identity - Derek ParfitMental events - Donald DavidsonOne determinism - Ted HonderichSome difficulties in knowing - Stuart HampshireConstruction of our theory of the physical workd - A.J. AyerThe "corroboration" of theories - Hilary PutnamA conditional analysis of the concept of causation - J.L. MackieGod, possible worlds and the problem of evil - Alvin PlantingsPossible worlds - Robert C. StalmakerIdentity and necessity - Saul KripkeMeaning and truth - P.E. Strawson

      Philosophy as It Is
    • This collection features significant papers on Plato and Aristotle, alongside key themes in ancient philosophy and its subsequent influence. It includes previously unpublished works that explore foundational ideas and their impact on later philosophical thought, providing valuable insights into the evolution of these concepts through history.

      Explorations in Ancient and Modern Philosophy (Vols 3-4 2-Volume Set)
    • This collection features significant studies on Plato and explores his influence throughout history. It includes previously unpublished lectures titled "The Archaeology of Feeling," which delve into the emotional and philosophical dimensions of Plato's work. The book offers new insights into Platonic thought and its enduring impact on various fields.

      Explorations in Ancient and Modern Philosophy