Doing philosophy: an introduction through thought experiments
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| adam_text | CONTENTS
PREFACE VII
CHAPTER
1
THEPHILOSOPHICALENTERPRISE
1
X
CONTENTS
OBJECTIVES
3
SEETION1.1
EXPLAININGTHEPOSSIBILITYOFTHEIMPOSSIBLE:
PHILOSOPHICALPROBLEMSANDTHEORIES
4
PHILOSOPHICALPROBLEMS
5
METAPHYSICS
5
EPISTEMOLOGY
5
AXIOLOGY
5
LOGIC
6
THE
STAKESINPHILOSOPHICALINQUIRY
7
THE
MIND-BODYPROBLEM
8
THE
PROBLEM
OFFREEWILL
8
THE
PROBLEM
OFPERSONAL
IDENTITY
9
THE
PROBLEM
OFMORALRELATIVISM
10
THE
PROBLEM
OFEVIL
11
THE
PROBLEM
OFSKEPTICISM
11
BOX:WHATISYOURPHILOSOPHY?
12
NECESSARY
ANDSUFFICIENTCONDITIONS
12
SOCRATESANDTHESOCRATICMETHOD
15
BOX:INTHENEWS:
THEGRADE
ATDELPHI
17
BOX:PRE-SOCRATICPHILOSOPHERS
18
SCIENCEANDTHESCIENTIFICMETHOD
22
BOX:THELAWSOFTHOUGHT
24
LOGICALVERSUSCAUSALPOSSIBILITY
25
THOUGHTPROBE:POSSIBILITIES
26
SUMMARY
26
STUDYQUESTIONS
26
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
27
INTERNET
INQUIRIES
27
SEETION1.2
EVIDENCEANDINFERENCE:
PROVINGYOURPOINT
28
IDENTIFYINGARGUMENTS
29
DEDUCTIVE
ARGUMENTS
31
SOMEVALIDARGUMENT
FORMS
31
SOMEINVALID
ARGUMENT
FORMS
33
INDUCTIVE
ARGUMENTS
34
ENUMERATIVE
INDUCTION
34
ANALOGICALINDUCTION 35
HYPOTHETICAILNDUCTION (ABDUCTION,
INFERENCE
TOTHEBESTEXPLANATION)
36
INFORMALFALLACIES
38
UNACCEPTABLEPREMISES
39
IRRELEVANT
PREMISES
39
INSUFFICIENTPREMISES
41
SUMMARY
42
STUDYQUESTIONS
42
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
42
INTERNET
INQUIRIES
43
SEETION
1.3
THE
LABORATORY
OFTHE
MIND:
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENTS
44
THOUGHT
PROBE:PLATONIE
HUMANS
46
CASESTUDY:EXPLAININGHOWMORALABORTIONS
AREPOSSIBLE
46
THOUGHT
EXJJERIMENT:
WARREN S
MORAL
SPACETRAVELER
46
THOUGHT
PROBE:
THE
AMERIEAN
SOEIETYFOR
THEPREVENTION
OFCRUELTY
TO
ROBOTS
49
HOWARETHOUGHT
EXPERIMENTS
POSSIBLE?
49
CRITICIZINGTHOUGHT
EXPERIMENTS
50
CONCEIVABILITY
ANDPOSSIBILITY
51
SCIENTIFICTHOUGHT
EXPERIMENTS
53
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
IMPOSSIBILITY
OFARISTOTLE S
THEORY
OFMOTION
53
SUMMARY
54
STUDYQUESTIONS
54
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
55
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
TOOLEY S
CAT
55
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
THOMSON S
DISEASED
MUSIEIAN
55
INTERNET
INQUIRIES
56
READINGS
BERTRAND
RUSSELL:
THE
VALUE
OFPHILOSOPHY
58
READING
QUESTIONS
61
BRAND
BLANSHARD:
THE
PHILOSOPHIE
ENTERPRISE
62
READINGQUESTIONS
65
CHAETER
2
THEMIND~BODYPROBLEM
67
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
DESEARTES
MEEHANICAL
MORON
68
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
LEIBNIZ S
MENTAL
MILL
70
BOX:
INTHENEWS:
THE
APPROAEHING
SINGULARITY
72
THOUGHT
PROBE:ARTIFIEIAL
INTELLIGENEE
72
OBJECTIVES
73
SEETION
2.1
THE
GHOST
IN
THE
MACHINE:
MIND
AS
SOUL
74
DESCARTES
DOUBT
75
THOUGHT
PROBE:LIVING
IN
THEMATRIX
76
BOX:
RENE
DESCARTES:
FATHEROFMODERN
PHILOSOPHY
77
ITHINK,
THEREFORE
IAM
77
CONTENTS
XI
XII
CONTENTS
THECONCEIVABILITYARGUMENT
78
BOX:
THE
BIBLICAL
CONCEJJTION
OFTHEPERSON
79
BOX:
IN
THENEWS:
DESCARTES
ANDVIVISECTION
81
THOUGHT
PROBE:
HEAVEN
WITHOUT
BODIES
82
THEDIVISIBILITYARGUMENT
82
THEPROBLEMOFINTERACTION
83
BOX:
PARALLELISM:
OCCASIONALISM
AND
THEPREESTABLISHED
HARMONY
85
THECAUSALCLOSUREOFTHEPHYSICAL
85
BOX:
THE
SEAT
OFTHESOUL
87
THOUGHT
PROBE:
MENTAL
RELAY
STATIONS
88
THEPROBLEMOFOTHERMINDS
88
SUMMARY
89
STUDYQUESTIONS
90
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
90
INTERNETINQUIRIES
91
SEETION
2.2
YOUAREWHATYOUEAT:MINDASBODY
92
EMPIRICISM
93
BOX:
DAVID
HUME:
THE
MODEL
PHILOSOPHER
94
LOGICALPOSITIVISM
95
LOGICALBEHAVIORISM
96
BOX:
RYLE SCATEGORY
MISTAKE
98
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
RYLE S
UNIVERSITY
SEEKER
98
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
THE
PERFEET
PRETENDER
99
THOUGHT
EXJJERIMENT:
PUTNAM S
SUPER-SJJARTANS
100
BOX:
BEHAVIORAL
THERAPY
101
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
CHISHOLM S
EXPECTANT
NEJJHEW
102
THEIDENTITYTHEORY
103
LDENTITY
ANDLNDISCERNIBILITY
105
BOX:
DO
YOU
USEONLY
10%
OFYOURBRAIN
L
106
CONSCIOUS
EXPERIENCE
106
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
NAGEL S
BAT
107
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
LEWIS S
PAINED
MARTIAN
108
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
PUTNAM S
CONSCIOUS
COMJJUTER
109
THOUGHT
PROBE:
SPECIESISM
110
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
SEARLE S
BRAIN
REPLACEMENT
111
THOUGHT
PROBE:NEURAL
PROSTHESES
112
BOX:
IN
THENEWS:
NEURAL
CHIPS
113
SUMMARY
113
STUDYQUESTIONS
114
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
114
THOUGHT
EXJJERIMENT:
YOURMOTHER,
THEZOMBIE
115
INTERNETINQUIRIES
115
SEETION
2.3
I,ROBOT:MINDASSOFTWARE
116
ARTIFICIALINTELLIGENCE
117
FUNCTIONALISMANDFEELING
118
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
LEWIS
PAINED
MADMAN
118
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
BLOCK
CHINESE
NATION
119
THOUS;HT EXJJERIMENT: PUTNAM S INVERTED
SPEETRUM
120
BOX:IMJERTEDSPECTRA
ANDPSEUDONORMAL
VISION
122
THOUS;HT
PROBE:
PSEUDONORMAL
VISION
122
THE
TURINGTEST
123
THOUS;HT
EXPERIMENT:
THE
IMITATION
GAME
123
BOX:ALAN
TURINS;:FATHEROFCODE
ANDCOMPUTERS
125
THOUS;HT
EXJXRIMENT:
SEARLE SCHINESE
ROOM
126
BOX:
CONNECTIONISM
129
THOUS;HT
EXJJERIMENT:
SEARLE SCHINESE
GYM
129
THOUS;HT
PROBE:TOTALTURING
TEST
130
INTENTIONALITY
130
THOUS;HT
EXPERIMENT:
BLOC1 SCONVERSATIONAL]U1 EBOX
131
THOUS;HT
PROBE:DEVOUT
ROBOTS
132
SUMMARY
132
STUDYQUESTIONS
132
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
133
INTERNET
INQUIRIES
133
SECTION
2.4
THEREAIN TNO
SUCHTHINGS
ASGHOSTS:
MINDASMYTH
135
THOUS;HT
EXJJERIMENT:
RORTY S
DEMONS
135
FOLKPSYCHOLOGY
137
THOUS;HT
EXJJERIMENT:
SEARIC SCHEVROLET
STATION
WAGON
138
SUBJECTIVE
KNOWLEDGE
138
THOUS;HT
EXJJERIMENT:
]AC1 SON SCOLOR-CHALLENS;ED
SCIENTIST
139
BOX:
IN
THENEWS:
SEEINGCOLORFORTHEFIRSTTIME
140
THOUS;HT
PROBE:
SEEINS;COLOR
140
THOUS;HT
EXJJERIMENT:
ZOMBIES
141
THOUS;HT
PROBE:ZOMBIES
143
SUMMARY
143
STUDYQUESTIONS
143
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
144
INTERNET
INQUIRIES
144
SECTION
2.5
THEWHOLE
ISGREATERTHAN
THESURNOFITSPARTS:
MINDASQUALITY
145
PRIMITIVE
INTENTIONALITY
145
BOX:
THE
DOUBLE
ASPECT
THEORY
146
THOUS;HT
EXJJERIMENT:
]ACQUETTE S
INTENTIONALITY
TEST
146
PANPSYCHISM
147
EMERGENTISM
148
BOX:
ANEMERS;ENTGOD?
152
THOUS;HT
PROBE:
PAN-EN-THEISM
152
SUMMARY
153
STUDYQUESTIONS
153
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
153
INTERNET
INQUIRIES
154
CONTENTS
XIII
READINGS
RENE DESCARTES:
MEDITATIONS
ONFIRSTPHILOSOPHY:
MEDITATION
II
155
READING
QUESTIONS
157
DAVID
M.
ARMSTRONG:
THE
MIND-BRAIN
IDENTITY
THEORY
158
READING
QUESTIONS
163
DAVID
CHALMERS:
THE
PUZZLE
OFCONSCIOUS
EXPERIENCE
164
READING
QUESTIONS
169
TERRY
BISSON:
THEY RE
MADE
OFMEAT
170
READING
QUESTIONS
171
CHAETER
3
FREEWILLANDDETERMINISM
173
XIV
CONTENTS
BOX:
IN
THECOURTS:
THE
DEVIL
MADEMEDOIT
177
OBJECTIVES
178
SECTION
3.1
THE
LUCK
OFTHE
DRAW:
FREEDOM
ASCHANCE
180
HARDDETERMINISM
180
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
LAPLACE S
SUPERBEING
181
BOX:
FREEDOM
ANDFOREKNOWLEDGE
183
THOUGHT
PROBE:
FREEDOM
ANDFOREKNOWLEDGE
183
THE
CONSEQUENCE
ARGUMENT
184
BOX:
FATALISM
VERSUS
CAUSAL
DETERMINISM
185
THOUGHT
PROBE:
THE
BOOK
OFLIFE
186
SCIENCEANDTHENATURE/NURTURE
DEBATE
186
THOUGHT
PROBE:
BEHAVIOR
MODIFICATION
188
BOX:
IN
THENEWS:
FAKING
FREEWILL
189
THOUGHT
PROBE:
FAKING
FREEWILL
189
BOX:
IS
DETERMINISM
SELF-REFUTING?
191
THOUGHT
PROBE:
DEFENDING
DETERMINISM
191
THOUGHT
PROBE:
GENETIC
ENGINEERING
192
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
GARDNER S
RANDOM
BOMBARDIER
193
COMMON
SENSEANDCAUSALDETERMINISM
193
THOUGHT
PROBE:
LIVING
WITH
HARD
DETERMINISM
194
INDETERMINISM
194
BOX:
WILLIAM
]AMES:
PHYSIOLOGIST,
PSYCHOLOGIST,
PHILOSOPHER
195
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
TAYLOR S
UNPREDICTABLE
ARM
196
SUMMARY
196
STUDYQUESTIONS
197
DISCUSSIONQUESTIONS
197
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
NEWCOMB S
PARADOX
198
INTERNET
INQUIRIES
198
SECTION
3.2
THE
MOTHER
OFINVENTION:
FREEDOM
AS
NECESSITY
199
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
LOCKE S
TRAPPED
CONVERSATIONALIST
200
BOX:
THOMAS
HOBBES:
THE
GREAT
MATERIALIST
201
TRADITIONALCOMPATIBILISM
201
PUNISHMENT 203
PREPUNISHMENT 204
THOUGHT
PROBE:
MINORITY
REPORT
204
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
TAYLOR S
INGENIOUS
PHYSIOLOGIST
204
BOX:
IN
THENEWS:
GUILTY
MINDS
ANDPRE-CRIME
206
THOUGHT
PROBE:
GUILTY
MINDS
AND
PRE-CRIME
206
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
TAYLOR S
DRUG
ADDICTION
206
BOX:
IN
THECOURTS:
GOVERNMENT-SPONSORED
BRAINWASHING
207
THOUGHT
PROBE:
THE
MANCHURIAN
CANDIDATE
207
THOUGHT
PROBE:
RELIGIOUS
CULTS
208
HIERARCHICAL
COMPATIBILISM
208
THOUGHT
EXJ)ERIMENT:
FRANKFURT S
UNWILLING
AND
WANTON
ADDICTS
209
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
FRANKFURT S
HAPPY
ADDICT
2I0
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
FRANKFURT S
DECISION
INDUCER
211
BOX:
BETTER
LIVING
THROUGH
NEUROPHYSIOLOGY
212
THOUGHT
PROBE:
BRAIN
STIMULATION
212
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
SLOTE S
HYPNOTIZED
PATIENT
212
THOUGHT
PROBE:
THE
WILLING
BANK
TELLER
213
SUMMARY
214
STUDYQUESTIONS
214
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
215
INTERNET
INQUIRIES
215
SECTION
3.3
CONTROL
YOURSELF:
FREEDOM
AS
SELF~DETERMINATION
216
THE
CASEFORFREEDOM
217
THEARGUMENT
FROMEXPERIENCE
217
THE
ARGUMENT
FROMDELIBERATION
218
THE
NEUROPHYSIOLOGICAL
CHALLENGE
218
THOUGHT
PROBE:
IS
FREEWON T
ENOUGHFOR
FREEWILL?
219
AGENTCAUSATION
221
BOX:
SARTRE
ANDSMULLYAN
ON
FREEWILL
222
THOUGHT
PROBE:
SELF-CONSCIOUSNESS
ANDFREEWILL
222
THOUGHT
PROBE:FREEANDROIDS
226
SUMMARY
226
STUDYQUESTIONS
226
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
227
INTERNET
INQUIRIES
227
READINGS
RICHARD
DAWKINS:
LET SALL
STOP
BEATING
BASIL SCAR
228
READING
QUESTIONS
229
W.
T.
STACE:
THE
PROBLEM
OFFREEWILL
230
READING
QUESTIONS
234
JOHN
DUPRE:
THE
SOLUTION
TUTHEPROBLEM
OFTHEFREEDOM
OFTHEWILL
235
READING
QUESTIONS
239
GEOFFREY
KLEMPNER:
THE
BLACK
BOX
240
READING
QUESTIONS
242
CONTENTS
XV
CHAPTER4
THE PROBLEMOFPERSONALIDENTITY 243
XVI
CONTENTS
BOX:
IN
THECOURTS:
KATHLEEN
SOLIAH,
A.K.A.
SARAJANE
OLSON
247
THOUGHT
PROBE:
A
DIFFERENT
PERSON
247
OBJECTIVES
248
SECTION
4.1
WEARE
SUCH
STUFF
ASDREAMS
ARE
MADEON:
SELF
ASSUBSTANCE
249
THOUGHT
PROBE:
HOBBES S
SHIPOFTHESEUS
250
PERSONS
251
THOUGHT
PROBE:
DOLPHINS
25I
ANIMALISM
252
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
THE
VEGETABLE
CASE
252
BOX:
IN
THENEWS:
ETERNAL
LIFE
THROUGH
CLONING
254
THOUGHT
PROBE:
SAFE
CLONING
254
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
BENJAMIN S
QUESTIONABLE
CURE
255
BOX:
THE
DEFINITION
OFDEATH
256
THOUGHT
PROBE:
PERMANENTLY
UNCONSCIOUS
256
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
LOCKE S
TALEOFTHEPRINCE
AND
THECOBBLER
257
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
THE
TRANSPLANT
CASE
258
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
UNGER S
GREAT
PAIN
258
BOX:
IN
THECOURTS:
MULTIPLE-PERSONALITY
DISORDER
260
THOUGHT
PROBE:
MULTIPLE
PERSONALITIES
260
THESOULTHEORY
261
BOX:
ST.
AUGUSTINE:
SOUL
MAN
262
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
THE
KINGOFCHINA
263
BOX:
TRANSUBSTANTIATION
264
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
NESTOR
ANDTHERSITES
264
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
KANT S
SOUL
SWITCH
265
THOUGHT
PROBE:
SOULS
IN
HEAVEN
266
SUMMARY
267
STUDYQUESTIONS
267
DISCUSSIONQUESTIONS
268
INTERNETINQUIRIES
268
SECTION
4.2
GOLDEN
MEMORIES:
SELF
ASPSYCHE
269
THEMEMORYTHEORY
269
BOX:
JOHN
LOCKE:
THE
GREAT
EMPIRICIST
270
BOX:
IN
THECOURTS:
SLEEPWALKING
ANDMURDER
271
THOUGHT
PROBE:
S
LEEPWALKING
ANDMURDER
271
THOUGHT
PROBE:
MEMORY
DAMPING
272
THE
1NCONSISTENCY
OBJECTION
272
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
REID S
TALEOFTHEBRAVE
OFFICER
AND
SENILE
GENERAL
273
THOUGHT
PROBE:
WERE
YOUEVER
AFETUS?
274
THE
CIRCULARITYOBJECTION
274
BOX:
IN
THENEWS:
SOUL
CATCHER
276
THOUGHT
PROBE:
SOUL
CATCHER
276
THOUGHT
PROBE:
MERGING
OFTHE
MINDS
277
THEINSUFFICIENCY
OBJECTION
278
THE
PSYCHOLOGICAL CONTINUITY THEORY
278
THOUGHT
PROBE:ISDARTH
VADERANAKIN
SKYWALKER?
279
THEREDUPLICATIONPROBLEMI:REINCARNATION
279
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
WILLIAMS S
REINCARNATION
OFGUY
FAWKES
279
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
WILLIAMS S
REDUPLICATION
ARGUMENT
280
THEREDUPLICATIONPROBLEMU:TELETRANSPORTATION
281
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
PARFIT S
TRANSPORTER
TALE
281
BOX:
QUANTUM
TELEPORTATION
283
THOUGHT
PROBE:
TRANSPORTER
TRAVEI
283
THOUGHT
PROBE:
CAN
YOUGOTUHEAVEN?
284
SUMMARY
284
STUDYQUESTIONS
284
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
285
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
BODILY
TORTURE
285
INTERNET
INQUIRIES
286
SECTION4.3
YOUCAN TSTEPINTOTHESAMERIVERTWICE:
SELFASPROCESS
287
THE
BRAINTHEORY
287
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
SHOEMAKER S
BRAIN
TRANSPLANT
287
BOX:
A
BRAIN
ISATERRIBLE
THING
TUWASTE
289
THOUGHT
PROBE:
BODY
TRANSPLANTS
289
SPLITBRAINS
289
BOX:
ALIEN
HAND
SYNDROME
291
THOUGHT
PROBE:
WHO
ISBEHIND
THEHAND?
291
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
PARFIT S
DIVISION
291
CLOSEST
CONTINUER
THEORIES
292
BOX:
BUDDHISTS
ON
THESELFANDNIRVANA
293
THOUGHT
PROBE:
BRANCH
LINES
294
IDENTITY
ANDWHATMATTERSINSURVIVAL
294
IDENTITY
ANDWHATMATTERSINRESPONSIBILITY
296
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
PARFIT S
REFORMED
NOBELIST
296
EXPLAINING
THESELF
297
THOUGHT
PROBE:
ROBERT
ANDFRANK
298
MORALAGENTS,
NARRATIVES,
ANDPERSONS
298
THOUGHT
PROBE:
BEINGCLIVE
WEARING
300
SUMMARY
300
STUDYQUESTIONS
301
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
301
INTERNET
INQUIRIES
302
READINGS
]OHN
LOCKE:
GF
1DENTITY
ANDDIVERSITY
303
READING
QUESTIONS
306
DEREK
PARFIT:
DIVIDED
MINDS
AND
THENATURE
OFPERSOM
307
READING
QUESTIONS
311
RAY
KURZWEIL:
LIVE
FOREVER
312
READING
QUESTIONS
315
CONTENTS
XVII
XVIII
CONTENTS
CHAPTER
S
THE
PROBLEM
OFRELATIVISM
AND
MORALITY
317
OBJECTIVES
322
SEETION5.1
DON T
QUESTIONAUTHORITY:
MIGHTMAKESRIGHT
323
SUBJECTIVE
ABSOLUTISM
324
SUBJECTIVE
RELATIVISM
324
EMOTIVISM
325
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
BLANSHARD S
RABBIT
326
CULTURAL
RELATIVISM
327
BOX:
IN
THENEWS:
UNIVERSAL
HUMAN
RIGHTS
329
THEANTHROPOLOGICALARGUMENT
329
THELOGICALSTRUCTURE
OFMORALJUDGMENTS
330
THOUGHT
PROBE:WHEN
INROME
332
THE
DIVINE
COMMAND
THEORY
332
BOX:
IN
THECOURTS:
GOD
IS
MY
ATTORNEY
335
THOUGHT
PROBE:
COMMANDED
TOKILL
335
BOX:
THE
FORTUNES
OFHELL
337
ARE
THERE
UNIVERSAL
MORAL
PRINCIPLES?
337
BOX:
MORAL
CHILDREN
338
THOUGHT
PROBE:MORAL
CHILDREN
338
THOUGHT
PROBE:
MORAL
KNOWLEDGE
339
SUMMARY
339
STUDY
QUESTIONS
340
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
341
INTERNET
INQUIRIES
341
SEETION5.2
THEEND}USTIFIESTHEMEANS:GOODMAKES
RIGHT
342
BOX:
IS
LIFE
INTRINSICALLY
VALUABLE?
343
THOUGHT
PROBE:MORAL]USTIFICATION
343
ETHICAL
EGOISM
343
BOX:
AYN
RAND
ON
THEVIRTUE
OFSELFISHNESS
345
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
FEINBERG SSINGLE-MINDED
HEDONIST
346
ACT-UTILITARIANISM
347
BOX:]EREMY
BENTHAM:
MAKING
PHILOSOPHY
00
WORK
349
THOUGHT
PROBE:ANIMAL
RIGHTS
350
PROBLEMSWITHRIGHTS
350
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
MCCLOSKEY S
UTILITARIAN
INFORMANT
351
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
BRANDT S
UTILITARIAN
HEIR
351
PROBLEMSWITHDUTIES
352
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
ROSS S
UNHAPPY
PROMISE
352
BOX:
INTHENEWS:
KILLINGDISABLED
BABIES
353
THOUGHT
PROBE:
SINGER SPREFERENCE
UTILITARIANISM
353
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
GODWIN S
FIRE
RESCUE
354
PROBLEMSWITHJUSTICE
354
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
EWING S
UTILITARIAN
TORTURE
354
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
EWING S
INNOCENT
CRIMINAL
355
THOUGHT
PROBE:
THE
UTILITY
MACHINE
356
RULE-UTILITARIANISM 356
THOUGHT EXPERIMENT:
NOZICK S
EXPERIENCE
MACHINE
358
THOUGHT
PROBE:
BENEFICIAL
DRUGS
359
SUMMARY
359
STUDYQUESTIONS
360
DISCUSSIONQUESTIONS
360
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
WILLIAMS S
SOUTH
AMERICAN
SHOWDOWN
361
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
THOMSON S
TROLLEY
PROBLEM
361
THOUGHT
EXJJERIMENT:
THOMSON S
TRANSPLANT
PROBLEM
362
INTERNET
INQUIRIES
362
SECTION5.3
MUCHOBLIGED:DUTY
MAKESRIGHT
363
KANT SCATEGORICALIMPERATIVE
364
THE
FIRSTFORMULATION
364
BOX:
IMMANUEL
KANT:
SMALL-TOWN
GENIUS
365
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
HARE S
NAZI
FANATIC
367
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
ROSS S
GOOD
SAMARITAN
368
THE
SECONDFORMULATION
368
BOX:
IN
THENEWS:
KANT,
MILL,
AND
THEWAR
INIRCLLJ
370
THOUGHT
PROBE:
WAR
370
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
BROAD S
TYPHOID
MAN
371
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
EWING S
PRUDENT
DIPLOMAT
372
THOUGHT
PROBE:EASY
RESCUE
372
ROSS SPRIMA
FACIE
DUTIES
372
THOUGHT
PROBE:DESERT
ISLAND
BEQUEST
374
RAWLS CONTRACTARIANISM
374
THOUGHT
PROBE:LUST
POLICIES
377
NOZICK SLIBERTARIANISM
378
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
NOZICK S
BASKETBALL
PLAYER
378
THOUGHT
PROBE:CONSENSUAL
CANNIBALISM
380
JUSTICE,THESTATE,ANDTHESOCIALCONTRACT
381
HOBBES
382
LOCKE
382
NOZICK
383
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
WIDERQUIST S
LIBERTARIAN
MONARCHY
384
THOUGHT
PROBE:LIBERTARIAN
GOVERNMENT
385
THEETHICSOFCARE
385
BOX:
INTHENEWS:
]ILLIAN S
CHOICE
386
THOUGHT
PROBE:]ILLIAN S
CHOICE
386
THOUGHT
PROBE:LYINGWITHCARE
388
MAKINGETHICALDECISIONS
388
THOUGHT
PROBE:
THE
ZYGMANIK
BROTHERS
390
SUMMARY
391
STUDYQUESTIONS
392
DISCUSSIONQUESTIONS
392
INTERNET
INQUIRIES
393
CONTENTS
XIX
SEETION5.4 CHARACTER ISDESTINY: VIRTUEMAKESRIGHT
394
THEVIRTUOUSUTILITARIAN
394
THEVIRTUOUSKANTIAN
395
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
STOCKER S
HOSPITALIZED
PATIENT
395
BOX:
CHILDREN
WITHOUT
ACONSCIENCE
397
THOUGHT
PROBE:
EMPATHY
ANDAGENCY
397
THEPURPOSEOFMORALITY
397
ARISTOTLEONVIRTUE
398
BOX:
ARISTOTLE:
PILLAROFWESTERN
THOUGHT
399
BOX:
THE
BUDDHA
ON
VIRTUE
401
MACINTYREONVIRTUE
401
NUSSBAUMONVIRTUE
403
THOUGHT
PROBE:
MEDIEAL
TREATMENT
405
VIRTUEETHICS
405
THOUGHT
PROBE:
THE
RINGOFGYGES
406
SUMMARY
406
STUDYQUESTIONS
407
DISCUSSIONQUESTIONS
407
INTERNET
INQUIRIES
408
READINGS
W.
T.
STACE:
ARE
ETHIEAL
VALUES
RELATIVE?
409
READING
QUESTIONS
414
}EREMY
BENTHAM:
OF
THEPRINCIPLE
OFUTILITY
415
READING
QUESTIONS
417
IMMANUEL
KANT:
GOOD
WILL,
DUTY,
AND
THECATEGORICAL
IMPERATIVE
418
READING
QUESTIONS
421
MARTHA
NUSSBAUM:
NON-RELATIVE
VIRTUES
422
READING
QUESTIONS
426
URSULA
K.
LEGUIN:
THE
ONES
WHO
WALK
AWAY
FROM
OMELAS
427
READING
QUESTIONS
430
CHAPTERB
THEPROBLEMOFEVILAND
THEEXISTENCEOFGOD
431
XX
CONTENTS
BOX:
BIBLIEALARCHAEOLOGY
435
THOUGHT
PROBE:
BIBLIEALTRUTHS
435
BOX:
RELIGIOUSADHERENTS
437
THOUGHT
PROBE:
DELUDED
BELIEVERS
437
THOUGHT
PROBE:
HOLY
SCRIPTURE
438
OBJECTIVES
438
SECTION6.1 THEMYSTERIOUSUNIVERSE: GODAS
CREATOR
439
THE
TRADITIONAL
COSMOLOGICALARGUMENT
439
BOX:THOMAS
AQUINAS
440
THE
KALAMCOSMOLOGICALARGUMENT
443
THOUGHT
PROBE:
WHYA
UNIVERSE?
446
THE
TELEOLOGICALARGUMENT
446
THEANALOGICALDESIGNARGUMENT
447
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
PALEY S
WATEH
448
THEBEST-EXPLANATIONDESIGNARGUMENT
450
BOX:
INTHECOURTS:
ISEVOLUTION]UST
A
THEORY?
452
BOX:EXTRATERRESTRIAL
DESIGN
455
THOUGHT
PROBE:
INTELLIGENT
DESIGN
455
BOX:
CREATIONISMANDMORALITY
457
THOUGHT
PROBE:
HUMAN
DESIGN
FLAWS
460
THE
ARGUMENT
FROMMIRACLES
461
BOX:
PARTING
THEREDSEA
463
THOUGHT
PROBE:
PARTING
THEREDSEA
463
BOX:WAS]ESUS
AMAGIEIAN?
464
THOUGHT
PROBE:]ESUS S
MIRACLES
464
THOUGHT
PROBE:THE
FIVEFOLD
CHALLENGE
465
THE
ARGUMENT
FROMRELIGIOUSEXPERIENCE
466
BOX:
THIS
ISYOURBRAINONGOD
468
THOUGHT
PROBE:
RELIGIOUS
EXPERIENEE
468
THOUGHT
PROBE:ARTIFIEIAL
RELIGIOUS
EXPERIENEES
469
THE
ONTOLOGICAL
ARGUMENT
469
ANSELM SONTOLOGICALARGUMENT
469
THOUGHT
EXJJERIMENT:
GAUNILO S
LOST
ISLAND
470
DESCARTES ONTOLOGICALARGUMENT
471
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
EDWARDS S
GANGLE
472
THOUGHT
PROBE:ONE
MORE
GOD
473
PASCAL SWAGER
474
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
PASCAL S
WAGER
474
THOUGHT
PROBE:ALIEN
RELIGION
475
BOX:
SILVERMAN S
WAGER
476
THOUGHT
PROBE:
THE
BEST
BET
476
GODANDSCIENCE
476
THOUGHT
PROBE:
GOULDER
VS.AUGUSTINE
478
SUMMARY
478
STUDYQUESTIONS
479
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
480
INTERNET
INQUIRIES
481
SEETION6.2
WHENBADTHINGSHAPPENTOGOODPEOPLE:
GODASTROUBLEMAKER
482
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
ROWE S
FAWN
484
CONTENTS
XXI
XXII
CONTENTS
ST.AUGUSTINE
ANDTHEFREE-WILLDEFENSE
485
THOUGHTPROBE:
IS
THEREFREEWILL
IN
HEAVEN?
489
THEKNOWLEDGEDEFENSE
489
THEIDEAL-HUMANITYDEFENSE
489
BOX:INTHENEWS:NATURALEVIL
490
THOUGHTPROBE:WRATHOFGOD
490
THESOUL-BUILDINGDEFENSE
491
BOX:KARMAANDTHEPROBLEMOFINEQUALITY
493
THOUGHTPROBE:KARMA
493
THEFINITE-GODDEFENSE
494
THOUGHTPROBE:WHATIFGOD
DIED?
495
SUMMARY
495
STUDYQUESTIONS
496
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
496
THOUGHTEXPERIMENT:THEINVISIBLEGARDENER
497
INTERNETINQUIRIES
497
SEETION
6.3
FAITHANDMEANING:BELIEVING
THEUNBELIEVABLE
498
THELEAPOFFAITH
498
THOUGHTPROBE:KIERKEGAARDANDRUSSELL
500
EVIDENTIALISM
500
THOUGHTPROBE:BLANSHARD SBELIEFS
504
THEWILL
TOBELIEVE
504
THOUGHTPROBE:FARNESANDPANDEISM
506
THEMEANINGOFLIFE
506
THOUGHTEXPERIMENT:GOD SPLAN
506
THOUGHTPROBE:MEANINGANDMORALITY
507
EXISTENTIALISM
507
THOUGHTPROBE:MEANINGANDPURPOSE
509
RELIGIONWITHOUTGOD
509
SUMMARY
510
STUDYQUESTIONS
511
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
511
INTERNETINQUIRIES
512
READINGS
ST.
THOMAS
AQUINAS:
THEFIVEWAYS
513
READINGQUESTIONS
514
RICHARD
SWINBURNE:
NATURALTHEOLOGY
515
READINGQUESTIONS
519
DAVID
HUME:
DIALOGUES
CONCERNING
NATURAL
RELIGION
520
READING
QUESTIONS
524
B.
C.
}OHNSON:
GODANDTHEPROBLEMOFEVIL
525
READING
QUESTIONS
528
MICHAEL
MARTLN:
THEMIRACLESLEUTH
529
READING
QUESTIONS
534
CHAFTER 7
THE PROBLEMOFSKEPTICISM
ANDKNOWLEDGE
535
OBJECTIVES
542
SECTION
7.1
THINGS
AREN T
ALWAYS
WHATTHEY
SEEM:
SKEPTICISM
ABOUTSKEPTICISM
543
GREEK
RATIONALISM
543
PARMENIDES
544
THOUGHT
PROBE:THINKING
ABOUTNOTHING
545
ZENO
545
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
ZENO S
PARADOX
OFBISEETION
545
PLATO
546
BOX:
SOLVING
PARMENIDES
ANDZENO S
PARADOXES
547
THOUGHT
PROBE:INNATE
KNOWLEDGE
550
CARTESIAN
SKEPTICISM
550
CARTESIANDOUBT
551
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
DESCARTES
DREAM
ARGUMENT
551
THOUGHT
PROBE:DREAMS
ANDREALITY
552
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
DESCARTES
EVILGENIUS
ARGUMENT
553
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
UNGER S
MAD
SCIENTIST
553
CARTESIANCERTAINTY
554
REASONABLE
DOUBT
557
THE
EMPIRICIST
ALTERNATIVE
557
THE
PROBLEMOFINDUCTION
559
THOUGHT
PROBE:
SCIENCE
ANDFAITH
560
THE
KANTIANSYNTHESIS
561
THOUGHT
PROBE:CONSTRUCTING
REALITY
564
MYSTICAL
EXPERIENCE
564
SUMMARY
566
STUDYQUESTIONS
567
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
567
INTERNET
INQUIRIES
568
SECTION7.2
FACINGREALITY:PERCEPTION
ANDTHE
EXTERNALWORLD
569
DIRECT
REALISM
569
REPRESENTATIVE
REALISM
571
THOUGHT
PROBE:HYPOTHESIZING
THEEXTERNAL
WORLD
572
PHENOMENALISM
573
THOUGHT
EXPERIMENT:
THE
INCONEEIVABILITY
OFTHEUNCONCEIVED
574
BOX:
GEORGE
BERKELEY:
THE
ULTIMATE
EMPIRIEIST
576
SUMMARY
579
STUDYQUESTIONS
580
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
580
INTERNET
INQUIRIES
581
CONTENTS
XXIII
XXIV
CONTENTS
SEETION
7.3
WHATDO
YOUKNOW?
KNOWING
WHATKNOWLEDGE
IS
582
THOUGHTEXPERIMENT:GETTIER SGUY
INBARCELONA
582
THEDEFEASIBILITYTHEORY
583
THOUGHTEXPERIMENT:LEHRERANDPAXSON SDEMENTEDMRS.GRABIT
584
THECAUSALTHEORY
585
THOUGHTEXPERIMENT:GOLDMAN SFAKEBARNS
585
THERELIABILITYTHEORY
586
THOUGHTEXPERIMENT:LEHRER SHUMAN
THERMOMETER
586
VIRTUEPERSPECTIVISM
587
SUMMARY
589
STUDYQUESTIONS
590
DISCUSSION
QUESTIONS
590
INTERNETINQUIRIES
590
READINGS
RENE
DESCARTES:
MEDITATIONSONFIRSTPHILOSOPHY:MEDITATION
1
592
READINGQUESTIONS
594
BERTRAND
RUSSELL:
ON
1NDUCTION
595
READINGQUESTIONS
598
ERNEST
SOSA:
VIRTUEPERSPECTIVISM
599
READINGQUESTIONS
600
THOMAS
D.
DAVIS:
WHY
DON TYOUJUST
WAKEUP?
601
READINGQUESTIONS
603
NOTES
604
CREDITS
613
INDEX
616
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| title_full | Doing philosophy an introduction through thought experiments Theodore Schick, Jr., Lewis Vaughn |
| title_fullStr | Doing philosophy an introduction through thought experiments Theodore Schick, Jr., Lewis Vaughn |
| title_full_unstemmed | Doing philosophy an introduction through thought experiments Theodore Schick, Jr., Lewis Vaughn |
| title_short | Doing philosophy |
| title_sort | doing philosophy an introduction through thought experiments |
| title_sub | an introduction through thought experiments |
| topic | Philosophie Philosophy Introductions Philosophie (DE-588)4045791-6 gnd |
| topic_facet | Philosophie Philosophy Introductions Einführung |
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