Nicholas Rescher Reihenfolge der Bücher

Exploring the nature of knowledge and belief, this collection presents a series of thought-provoking aphorisms that challenge conventional wisdom. Each entry encourages readers to reflect on their understanding of truth, perception, and the complexities of human cognition. The work invites philosophical inquiry and offers insights into how we construct meaning and navigate our realities, making it a compelling read for those interested in philosophy, epistemology, and the nuances of human thought.

The book explores the systematic development of philosophy, emphasizing the interconnections between various problems and topics. Through coordinated studies, it illustrates how these elements are linked, providing a comprehensive understanding of philosophical inquiry. The focus is on the importance of recognizing relationships within philosophical issues, enhancing the depth and clarity of the subject.

The book is a comprehensive treatise on luck, including a unified treatment of its anthropology, its history, its philosophy, its, mathematics, and its managements in practical affairs. It thus includes a synoptic and integrated treatment of all major phases of the subject. Nicholas Rescher presents an integrated conceptualization of luck based on a unified approach to the mathematics of luck-assessment.

Exploring the evolution of philosophical thought, this book presents innovative studies on how major issues have been addressed by thinkers from classical antiquity to modern times. It delves into the diverse perspectives and methodologies employed by philosophers throughout history, offering insights into their enduring relevance and impact on contemporary debates.

Die Interaktionen des Autors mit bedeutenden philosophischen Zeitgenossen bilden den Kern dieses autobiografischen Rückblicks. Nicholas Rescher, seit 1950 Professor in Princeton, reflektiert über seine 68-jährige Karriere und die zahlreichen Kontakte zu Philosophen und Wissenschaftlern, die seine Gedanken und Werke maßgeblich beeinflussten. Das Buch bietet nicht nur Einblicke in Reschers eigene Entwicklung, sondern auch in die biografischen Aspekte der Personen, die seine intellektuelle Reise prägten, und liefert damit wertvolles Material für zukünftige Biografen.

Focusing on fallacies in philosophical reasoning, the book delves into their nature, sources, and implications. It highlights historical examples to illustrate how reasoning can be flawed, addressing a largely neglected aspect of philosophical discourse. Nicholas Rescher provides a systematic analysis of the various ways in which philosophical thinking can falter, contributing significantly to the understanding of reasoning practices and their pitfalls.

Im 17. Jahrhundert erscheint die Familie Rescher im Bodenseeraum und gründet die israelitische Gemeinde in Hochberg, die zwischen 1750 und 1850 florierte. Ihr Werdegang spiegelt den Aufstieg und die Germanisierung ihrer schwäbischen Verwandten wider. Ab den 1850er Jahren wanderten die meisten Familienmitglieder nach Amerika aus. Während der Zeit des Nationalsozialismus waren sie überwiegend zum Christentum konvertiert, mit Ausnahme des Orientalisten Oskar Rescher, der als Osman Re er in Istanbul zum Islam konvertierte.

Focusing on fundamental ideas in ethical and moral deliberation, this book presents a series of studies that emphasize analytic clarity and normative sensitivity. The author explores a dozen key principles, providing insights that encourage critical thinking about ethical issues.

Focusing on the complexities of risk, the book delves into the multifaceted nature of risk assessment and management. It highlights key factors such as outcome possibilities, overall expectation, and luck, emphasizing that risk cannot be reduced to a single measurable quantity. Instead, it is portrayed as a complex phenomenon requiring contextual judgment for proper assessment. Through analysis and practical examples, the book seeks to clarify how these components interact in real-world scenarios.

The narrative chronicles Nicholas Rescher's journey from a young refugee fleeing Nazi Germany to a distinguished philosophy professor in the U.S. His path included military service in the Korean War and a research role at the RAND Corporation. Rescher's prolific contributions to philosophy led him to preside over several prominent philosophical societies. This revised edition offers an in-depth exploration of his personal growth and professional experiences, highlighting his significant impact on the field of philosophy.