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| adam_text | CONTENTS AT A GLANCE *************************************************
L TR.,CITL~TI,, 1 PART 1: WHAT IS PHILOSOPHLJ 7 CHAPTER 1: WHAT S
PHILOSOPHY ALL ABOUT? 9 CHAPTER 2: DISCOVERING WHY PHILOSOPHY MATTERS 25
CHAPTER 3: BECOMING A PHILOSOPHICAL THINKER. .41 PART 11: THE HISTORLJ
OF PHILOSOPHLJ 55 CHAPTER 4: LOOKING AT ANCIENT PHILOSOPHIES 57 CHAPTER
5: MOVING FROM THE DARK AGES TO THE MODERN DAY 69 CHAPTER 6: LOOKING AT
EASTERN PHILOSOPHY 95 CHAPTER 7: UNDERSTANDING THE ISMS 109 PART 111:
THE NUTS ANCI BOLTS OF PHILOSOPHLJ 127 CHAPTER 8: SEEING THE LIMITS OF
LOGIC 129 CHAPTER 9: UNDERSTANDING KNOWLEDGE 149 CHAPTER 10: SEPARATING
FACT FROM FICTION 161 CHAPTER 11: INTERPRETING LANGUAGE 177 PART 1(/:
EXPLORINIJ.THE MINCI J CONSCIOUSNESS ANCI M R4LTITLF
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CHAPTER 12: EXPLORING THE STRANGE NOTION OF MIND 197 CHAPTER 13: LOOKING
AT ETHICS AND MORALITY 213 CHAPTER 14: POLITICAL PHILOSOPHY 245 CHAPTER
15: LOOKING OUT FOR LIBERTY 271 CHAPTER 16: AESTHETICS AND HUMAN VALUES
287 PART (/: PHILOSOPHLJ ANCI SCIENCE 309 CHAPTER 17: FROM ANCIENT
SCIENCE TO MODERN PHILOSOPHY 311 CHAPTER 18: INVESTIGATING THE SCIENCE
OF SOCIETY 323 CHAPTER 19: EXPLORING SCIENTIFIC TRUTH AND SCIENTIFIC
FASHIONS 343 PART (1]: THE PART OF TENS 361 CHAPTER 20: TEN FAMOUS
PHILOSOPHICAL BOOKS - AND WH AT THEY SAY 363 CHAPTER 21: TEN
PHILOSOPHICAL PUZZLES TO KEEP YOU THINKING 371 L CIE~ ~~1 FABLE 01
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ABOUT THIS BOOK 2 CONVENTIONS USED IN THIS BOOK 2 WHAT YOU RE NOT TO
READ 2 FOOLISH ASSUMPTIONS 3 HOW THIS BOOK IS ORGANISED 3 PART I: WHAT
IS PHILOSOPHY? 3 PART 11:THE HISTORY OF PHILOSOPHY 3 PART III: THE NUTS
AND BOLTS OF PHILOSOPHY .4 PART IV: EXPLORING THE MIND, CONSCIOUSNESS
AND MORALITY 4 PART V: PHILOSOPHY AND SCIENCE 4 PART VI: THE PART OF
TENS 4 IEONS USED IN THIS BOOK 5 WHERE TO GO FROM HERE 6 PART 1: WHAT 1S
PHILOSOPHLJ? 7 CHAPTER 1: WHAT S PHILOSOPHY ALL ABOUT? 9 DEFINING THE
JOB 9 SO WHAT IS PHILOSOPHY? 10 SO WHAT IS THE POINT OF PHILOSOPHY? 10
LOVING WISDOM 11 DECIDING WHAT COUNTS AS REAL KNOWLEDGE 13 CRUNCHING
UP THREE TYPES OF KNOWING 15 EXPLORING THE PHYSICAL WORLD AROUND YOU 17
TESTING WHETHER THE EARTH IS MOVING 18 LOOKING FOR LOCKE S SOCK 21 BEING
MYSTICAL WITH BISHOP BERKELEY 22 CHAPTER 2: DISCOVERING WHY PHILOSOPHY
MAUERS 25 LAYING THE FOUNDATIONS FOR SCIENCE 25 THALES GETS HIS HANDS
DIRTY 26 PHILOSOPHERS RUNNING OUT OF TIME AND FINDING NOTHINGNESS 27
FINDING SOME SPACE 28 EXPLORING SPACE WITH DREAM POWER 28 GETTING TO
KNOW THE PHYSICAL WORLD 30 IMPOSING ORDER ON A DISORDERLY WORLD 30 FREE
WILL AND DETERMINISM 32 PHILOSOPHY FOR DUMMIES, UK EDITION _ INVENTING
SYSTEMS AND LOGIC 32 THE LAWS OF THOUGHT 34 DOUBTING EVERYTHING YOU
DON T KNOW 39 CHAPTER 3: BECOMING A PHILOSOPHICAL THINKER 41 HAVING A
PHILOSOPHICAL CONVERSATION 41 DEBATING WITH SOCRATES 42 IMAGINING THINGS
WITH GALILEO 43 TAKING IT STEP-BY-STEP WITH PLATO 45 PEEKING INSIDE THE
PHILOSOPHER S MIND 49 PERPLEXING PEOPLE WITH PARADOXES 52 SEARCHING FOR
PATTERNS IN THE DATA 53 PART 11: THE HISTORLJ OF PHILOSOPHLJ 55 CHAPTER
4: LOOKING AT ANCIENT PHILOSOPHIES 57 LAYING THE GROUNDWORK WITH THE
FIRST GREEK PHILOSOPHERS 57 INTRODUCING THALES AND HIS APPRENTICE,
ANAXIMANDER.. 58 BEING ENIGMATIC WITH HERACLITUS 59 SUMMING UP
PYTHAGORAS 59 PLATING UP PLATO (AND SERVING UP SOCRATES) 61 FIGURING OUT
THE PLATO/SOCRATES CONNECTION 61 DISCOVERING PLATO S REPUBLIC AND OTHER
WORKS 62 ARGUING WITH ARISTOTLE 65 EVERYTHING HAS A PURPOSE 65 MAKING A
SPLASH IN THE ISLAMIC WORLD 66 WRITING HIS WAY TO RECOGNITION 67 FINDING
THE TRUTH 68 CHAPTER 5: MOVING TROM THE DARK AGES TO THE MODERN DAY 69
PROVING GOD S EXISTENCE IN MEDIEVAL EUROPE 70 GETTING TO GRIPS WITH
SAINT AUGUSTINE 71 UNDERSTANDING GOD: THE ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT.. 73
EXAMINING THE EVIDENCE WITH THOMAS AQUINAS 74 TRYING TO 00 WITHOUT GOD
75 DEALING WITH DOUBTING DESCARTES 75 SEEKING OUT SPINOZA 78 LOOKING AT
LOCKE 78 BARKING AT BERKELEY 80 BEING WOKEN UP BY HUME 80 THINKING LIKE
MACHINES 83 LEARNING TO LOVE LEIBNIZ 83 MARCHING ALONGSIDE HEGEL TO THE
BEAT OF DIALECTICAL REASON 87 WAKING UP KANT FROM HIS DOGMATIC SLUMBERS
88 PUSHING ASIDE PHILOSOPHY WITH MATHEMATICS 90 THE MATHS OF COUNTING
DOGS 91 ANALYTIC PHILOSOPHY 93 * __________________ TABLE OF CONTENTS XI
CHAPTER 6: LOOKING AT EASTERN PHILOSOPHY 95 CONTEMPLATING THE MYSTERIOUS
TAO 96 TAO TE CHING 96 DOING THE I CHING 97 HONOURING CONFUCIUS 99
MEETING UP WITH MENCIUS 102 FLUTTERING WITH CHUANG TZU 102 DEBATING WITH
BUDDHA 104 ACCEPTING SUFFERING: HINDUISM L05 GETTING BORN AGAIN:
REINCARNATION 105 CHAPTER 7: UNDERSTANDING THE ISMS 109 WHAT S AN ISM?
109 CHOOSING BETWEEN EMPIRICISM AND IDEALISM 112 BEGGING FOR A MORE
PRACTICAL APPROACH 112 STUFFING CHICKENS WITH FRANCIS BACON 113 TRYING
TO PINPOINT IDEALISM 114 THE IDEAL IDEALIST 115 MAKING MAGIE POTIONS
WITH GEORGE BERKELEY 117 APPLYING UTILITARIANISM 118 LETTING EVERYTHING
HANG OUT WITH RELATIVISM 121 REJECTING EMOTION WITH STOICISM 122
DOUBTING WITH THE SCEPTIES 123 AVOIDING DANGEROUS ISMS 125 PART 111:
THE NUTS AND 80LTS OF PHILOSOPHLJ 127 CHAPTER 8: SEEING THE LIMITS 01
LOGIC 129 UNDERSTANDING WHAT LOGIC REALLY IS 129 APPRECIATING THE THINGS
ARISTOTLE GOT RIGHT... 130 DRAWING INFERENCES 131 SURVEYING SYLLOGISMS
132 OUT WITH INFORMALITY - IN WITH FORMAL SYSTEMS! 135 WHEN IS AN
ARGUMENT VALID? 135 RULES AND TOOLS 136 TELLING THE TRUTH VIA TABLES 138
FIXING THE THINGS ARISTOTLE GOT WRONG 140 DEVELOPING MODERN LOGIC 140
PROVING YOUR ARGUMENTS AND ARRANGING YOUR TERMS 142 SPOTTING FALLACIES
143 FALLACIOUS FALLACIES AND TACTIES IN INFORMAL ARGUMENTATION 145
EXAMINING MEANINGLESS STATEMENTS 147 ** XII PHILOSOPHY FOR DUMMIES, UK
EDITION _ CHAPTER9: UNDERSTANDING KNOWLEDGE 149 LAYING THE FOUNDATIONS
OF KNOWLEDGE 149 GETTING YOUR TONGUE AROUND EPISTEMOLOGY 151 KNOWING
THINGS INSTINCTIVELY 152 ADMIRING INTUITION 153 DECODING EMPIRICISM AND
RATIONALISM 154 DEDUCING IMPRESSIVE TRUTHS WITH DESCARTES 156 DESCARTES
SECOND MEDITATION 156 SPENDING A LAZY WEEK WITH DESCARTES DREAMING IN
THE OVEN ROOM 158 CHAPTER 10: SEPARATING FACT FROM FICTION 161 HOW 00
YOU KNOW YOU RE NOT DREAMING RIGHT NOW? 162 DOUBTING EVERYTHING WITH
DESCARTES 163 I THINK, THEREFORE I AM 164 DUALISRN 165 REMEMBERING THE
ROLE OF MEMORY 165 USING THE MIND AS A STOREHOUSE 166 EXAMINING
QUESTIONS OF IDENTITY 166 USING MIND-TRANSFER MACHINES 167 LISTENING TO
THE STORIES OF THE SUBCONSCIOUS MIND 168 WHAT HAPPENS WHEN THE BRAIN
GOES WRONG? I72 DR SACKS AND HIS CURIOUS TALES 173 PHILOSOPHY MEETS
NEUROSCIENCE 174 CHAPTER 11: INTERPRETING LANGUAGE 177 DECONSTRUCTING
LANGUAGE 178 CHATTING WITH THE ANCIENT GREEKS 179 BUILDING UP
STRUCTURALISM 182 RELYING ON GRAMMAR 183 PLAYING GAMES WITH WORDS 184
CONDUCTING PHILOSOPHICAL INVESTIGATIONS WITH WITTGENSTEIN 186 POKING AT
COLOUR TERMS WITH PINKER 187 INVESTIGATING THE CAUSES OF FIRES WITH
BENJAMIN WHORF 189 FINDING LINGUISTIC RELATIVITY AMONGST THE HOPI
INDIANS 190 HAVING ANOTHER GO AT DECONSTRUCTING LANGUAGE WITH DERRIDA
191 PART IV: EXPIORINLJ.THE MIND L CONSCIOUSNESS AND
MORATITL/.............................................................
... 195 CHAPTER 12: EXPLORING THE STRANGE NOTION 0 MIND 197 GETTING TO
GRIPS WITH PHILOSOPHY OF MIND 197 PROBING THE PESKY PROBLEM OF OTHER
MINDS 199 EXAMINING MIND IN MORE COMFORT, SOME TIME LATER 200 MEETING
THE MYSTERIOUS OTHER 201 MAKING COMPUTERS TAKE TESTS IN THE CHINESE ROOM
202 ____________________ FABLE OF CONTENTS EXPLORING EXISTENTIALISM WITH
RYLE S GHOST IN THE MACHINE 206 C1INGING TO YOUR SENSE OF PERSONAL
IDENTITY 206 DISCOVERING THE WILL TO PHILOSOPHISE 209 FINDING THE WILL
TO LIVE IN FRENCH PHILOSOPHY 211 ETHICS AS THE ENCOUNTER WITH THE OTHER
211 CHAPTER 13: LOOKING AT ETHIES AND MORALITY 213 WHAT WOULD GOD DO?
214 PINNING DOWN THE DIFFERENCE BETWEEN RIGHT AND WRONG 216 ACHIEVING
BALANCE IN ANCIENT CHINA 219 ACQUIRING JUST A BIT OF JUSTICE 219 MAKING
IIFE-AND-DEATH DECISIONS 220 LOOKING AT BUSINESS PRACTICES 221 SORTING
OUT TORTURE 222 LOOKING AT THE THREE RS OF THE LAW 223 UNDERSTANDING KEY
ETHICAL THEORIES 223 SEPARATING ETHICS AND METAETHICS 224 WEIGHING UP
UTILITARIANISM AND CONSEQUENTIALISM 225 MAKING SURE TO DO YOUR DUTY 227
BEING VIRTUOUS WITH ARISTOTIE 230 GETTING EMOTIONAL WITH RELATIVISM,
EMOTIVISM AND ANTI-MORALI TY 234 APPLYING ETHICS TO HARD CASES 236 WHEN
IS IT OKAY TO KILL? 237 GETTING RID OF OLD FOLKS 237 SORTING OUT THE
PLANET.. 238 EXAMINING ENVIRONMENTAL ETHICS 238 GIVING ANIMALS RIGHTS
239 TAKING UP VEGETARIANISM 241 CHAPTER 14: POLITIEAL PHILOSOPHY 245
MEETING THE GREAT POLITICAL PHILOSOPHERS 246 CHOOSING BETWEEN AUTHORITY
AND ANARCHY: PLATO 246 NEEDED: A FEW GOOD THATCHERS 247 ENTERING PLATO S
REPUBLIC 248 SALUTING HEGEL AND TOTALITARIANISM 251 A BLOODY BATTLE 252
THE ABSOLUTE 253 FEARING HITIER AND THE BEWITCHING EFFECTS OF PROPAGANDA
253 MEIN KAMPF 255 NAZISM 256 MANIPULATING PUBLIC OPINION WITH
PROPAGANDA 258 MARCHING FOR MARXISM 261 THE COMMUNIST MANIFESTO 262 THE
TROUBLE WITH CAPITALISM 263 MARXIST ECONOMICS: PREDICTIONS OF DOOM 265
MARXISM AND HUMAN PSYCHOLOGY 265 --- XIII X;FI PHILOSOPHY FOR DUMMIES,
UK EDITION _ SIGNING UP TO THE SOCIAL CONTRACT.. 266 WORRYING ABOUT
HOBBES WICKED WORLD 267 CHALLENGING HOB BES 269 APPLYING MACHIAVELLI S
SOCIAL GLUE 269 CHAPTER 15: LOOKING OUT FOR LIBERTY 271 PRAISING
LIBERTY: THE AMERICAN DECLARATION OF INDEPENDENCE 271 MAKING AMENDS 272
GUARDING THE CONSTITUTION: THE SUPREME COURT.. 274 THE CONSTITUTION AND
POLITICS 275 PROFITING FROM THE SLAVE TRADE WITH JOHN LOCKE 275
EVERYONE S EQUAL (WEIL, ALMOST) 277 SLAVE-OWNING: IT S ALL RIGHT,
PHILOSOPHICALLY 279 TAKING THE DEMOCRATIC TURN WITH J. S. MILL 280
VOTING FOR LIFE, LIBERTY AND THE PURSUIT OF WEAITH 281 SEARCHING FOR
EQUALITY OF OUTCOME OR OF OPPORTUNITY 282 CHAPTER 16: AESTHETICS AND
HUMAN VALUES 287 SO, JUST WHAT IS ART? 287 ARGUING ABOUT ART AND
INTENTIONS 289 FIGURING OUT FORGERIES 290 AFRICAN ART OR HIGH STREET
KITSCH? 290 CENSORING BOOKS 293 APPRECIATING THE AESTHETIC SENSE 293
CONSIDERING AESTHETICS, ART AND BEAUTY 294 GLOSSING KANT S SUBLIME VIEW
296 RECOGNISING THE BEAUTY TRAP 298 RESPECTING NIETZSCHE S NASTY VIEW
299 CHOOSING BETWEEN BANNED AND APPROVED ART 300 DIOTIMA ON GREEK SEX
303 TESTING THE LIMITS OF FREE SPEECH 304 GETTING BACK TO NATURE 305
WALKING IN THE WOODS WITH THOREAU 305 VALUING THE WONDERS OF NATURE 306
PART (/: PHILOSOPHLJ. AND SCIENCE 309 CHAPTER 17: FROM ANCIENT SCIENCE
TO MODERN PHILOSOPHY 311 THEORISING ON EVERYTHING WITH EARLY GREEK
PHILOSOPHERS 312 SEEING WATER EVERYWHERE WITH THALES 312 BREAKING
EVERYTHING DOWN INTO ATOMS WITH DEMOCRITUS 313 CARVING UP THE WORLD WITH
NATURAL PHILOSOPHERS 314 NON-BEING AND NOTHINGNESS 314 FIGHTING IT OUT
OVER SCIENCE: ARISTOTIE AND PLATO 316 OPENING UP THE BOOK OF NATURE WITH
ISAAC NEWTON 317 __________________ TABLE OF CONTENTS XT/ MAKING FRIENDS
WITH NATURE 318 EXPLAINING EVOLUTION WITH DARWIN 320 DISCOVERING
RELATIVITY WITH GALILEO 321 CHAPTER 18: INVESTIGATING THE SCIENCE OF
SOCIETY 323 UNDERSTANDING THE SCIENCE OF SOCIETY 323 KEEPING POSITIVE
WITH COMTE 324 SOCIALISING WITH DURKHEIM 326 RULES AND SOCIETY 326
SIMPLE AND COMPLEX SOCIETIES 328 BEING BUREAUCRATIC WITH WEBER 329
TREATING PEOPLE AS ECONOMIC ENTITIES 330 FEELING ADAM SMITH S HIDDEN
HAND 332 MANIPULATING THE MARKET WITH 1. K. GALBRAITH 334 MORE
MANIPULATION OF POOR CONSUMERS 336 DISCREDITING AYN RAND S CAPITALIST
HERO 338 DISCOVERING MARKETS AND CHAOS THEORY 340 CHAPTER 19: EXPLORING
SCIENTIFIC TRUTH AND SCIENTIFIC FASHIONS 343 SETTING THE SCENE: REASON
AND SCIENCE 343 PTOLEMY AND THE SPHERES 344 KANT: REASON AND THE
UNREASONABLE 344 CAUSING SCIENCE PROBLEMS WITH THE PROBLEM OF CAUSATION
345 COMPREHENDING CAUSE AND EFFECT 345 BEING CHALLENGED BY HUME 346
LETTING BLACK SWANS DESTROY FAVOURED THEORIES 348 SHIFTING PARADIGMS AND
CAUSING SCIENTIFIC REVOLUTIONS 350 ANALYSING HOW SCIENTISTS REALLY WORK:
THOMAS KUHN 351 ABOLISHING METHOD WITH PAUL FEYERABEND 352 COMPARING
QUANTUM MECHANICS TO COMMON-OR-GARDEN MECHANICS 354 QUERYING QUANTUM
THEORY 354 WONDERING ABOUT INDETERMINACY 356 THE THEORY OF
INCOMPLETENESS 357 STRANGE FORCES BEING INVENTED TO LINK THE ATOMS BACK
TOGETHER AGAIN 358 PART VI: THE PART OF TENS 361 CHAPTER 20: TEN FAMOUS
PHILOSOPHICAL BOOKS - AND WHAT THEY SAY 363 THE CRITIQUE OF PURE REASON,
BY LMMANUEL KANT 363 THE REPUBLIC, BY PLATO 364 FEAR AND TREMBLING, BY
S~ LREN KIERKEGAARD 364 ETHICS, BY BARUCH SPINOZA 364 PHILOSOPHY FOR
DUMMIES, UK EDITION _ DISCOURSE ON METHOD, BY RENE DESCARTES 365 A
TREATISE OF HUMAN NATURE, BY DAVID HUME 366 LEVIATHAN, BY THOMAS HOBBES
366 THREE DIALOGUES BETWEEN HYLAS AND PHILONOUS, BY GEORGE BERKELEY 367
ETHICS, BY ARISTOTLE 368 EXISTENTIALISM AND HUMANISM, BY JEAN-PAUL
SARTRE 368 CHAPTER 21: TEN PHILOSOPHICAL PUZZLES TO KEEP YOU THINKING
371 PROBING PROTAGORAS S PROBLEM 371 PLAYING IN THE SANDPIT WITH THE
SORITES PROBLEM 372 IDENTIFYING LOCKE S SOCK 373 KNOWING YOUR OWN MIND
WITH SWAMPY THINGS 374 LOSING YOUR MARBLES WITH PROFESSOR DAVIDSON 375
SQUABBLING OVER THE PLANK OF CARNEADES 376 GIVING UP REALITY WITH THE
X-PERIENCE MACHINE 376 JUMPING UP FOR THE COSMOS 378 WORRYING ABOUT WHAT
HAPPENS AFTER THE SUN GOES OUT 378 GETTING RELATIVITY IN EINSTEIN S
ELEVATOR 379
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