Philosophy in the age of science?: inquiries into philosophical progress, method, and societal relevance
Current academic philosophy is being challenged from several angles. Subdisciplinary specialisations often make it challenging to articulate philosophy's relevance for the societal questions of our day.Additionally, the success of the 'scientific method' puts pressure on philosophers...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Current academic philosophy is being challenged from several angles. Subdisciplinary specialisations often make it challenging to articulate philosophy's relevance for the societal questions of our day.Additionally, the success of the 'scientific method' puts pressure on philosophers to articulate their methods and specify how these can be successful. How does philosophical progress come about? What can philosophy contribute to our understanding of today's world? Moreover, can it also contribute to resolving urgent societal challenges, such as anthropogenic climate change? 0This edited volume evaluates the place of philosophy in the age of science. It addresses three related sub-themes: philosophical progress, philosophical method and philosophy's societal relevance. Fourteen authors engage with these sub-themes, focusing on the topics of their philosophical expertise, such as the philosophy of religion, evolutionary ethics and the nature of free will. In doing so, they explore their methods of enquiry, and look at how progress in their research comes about. |
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| adam_text | Contents Acknowledgements xi List of Contributors xiii List of Tables xvii Introduction 1 Julia Hermann, Jeroen Hopster, Wouter Kalf, Michael Klenk 1 2 3 4 Introduction Part I: Philosophical Progress Part II: Philosophical Method Part III: Philosophy’s Societal Relevance PART I: PHILOSOPHICAL PROGRESS 1 The Many Roads to Progress in Philosophy and Theology 1 4 6 9 13 15 Rik Peels 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 Introduction What Is Progress? Lack of Progress: What Is the Problem? The Many Roads to Progress in Philosophy No Progress in Philosophy without Progress in Theology Conclusion Philosophical Progress and Cumulative Cultural Evolution 15 18 20 23 29 32 35 Wybo Houkes and Krist Vaesen 1 Introduction 2 Cumulative Cultural Evolution and Technological Change vii 35 38
viii Contents 3 Possible Forms of ССЕ in Philosophy 4 Does Philosophy Show Increased Diversity? 5 Conclusion 3 4 Ethics in Context Julia Hermann 1 Introduction 2 Shortcomings of Traditional Approaches 3 Justice in Context 4 Privacy in Context 5 Risk in Context 6 Contextual Ethics and Progress 7 Conclusion Conceptual Engineering in Practical Philosophy (or How Moral Sceptics Can and Should Improve the World) Wouter Kalf 1 Introduction 2 Moral Scepticism 3 We Need Assumptions Conducive to Conceptual Engineering in Practical Philosophy 4 Which Assumptions Do We Need? 5 A Fundamental Criterion for Conceptual Engineering in Practical Philosophy 6 Improving the Concept Morally Good 7 Method, Progress and Societal Relevance 8 Conclusion PART II: PHILOSOPHICAL METHODS 5 Thought Experiments and the (Ir-)relevance of Intuitions in Philosophy Daniel Cohnitz 1 The Two Dilemmas of Metaphilosophy 2 The Method of Cases 3 Hypothetical Cases in Philosophy 4 Three Models for Counterexamples 5 Intuitions versus Common Ground 6 Conclusion 6 Methods of Connective Analysis P. M. S. Hacker 1 Real Definition and Analysis 2 Connective Analysis and the Web of Words 40 46 50 53 53 56 58 62 64 67 69 73 73 75 79 82 85 88 89 90 93 95 95 99 101 105 108 109 111 111 116
Contents 3 Putting a Concept through Its Paces 4 Focal Concepts, Multi-Focal Concepts and Concepts with Multiple Centres of Variation 7 The Criterion of Simplicity in Metaphysics and Ethics ix 119 124 131 Richard Swinburne 1 2 3 4 8 Introduction Simplicity in Ordinary Explanation Simplicity in Metaphysics Simplicity in Ethics Three Questions About Systematic Moral Theory 131 132 137 139 147 Sophie-Grace Chappell 1 2 3 4 5 9 Introduction What Counts as Success? Second Question: Who Is Moral Theory About? Third Question: Who Is It For? Conclusion Philosophy of Causation in the Age of Science 147 148 150 153 157 159 Rosa W. Runhardt 1 2 3 4 Introduction The Dialogue View The Pluralist Tension Conclusion 159 160 161 167 PART III: SOCIETAL RELEVANCE 171 10 Omnivores and Synthesisers: Academic Philosophers as Interdisciplinary Specialists 173 Michael Klenk 1 Introduction 2 A Stipulative View of an Academic Discipline’s Societal Relevance 3 The Threat of Irrelevance Trilemma for Disciplinary Philosophy 4 First Remedy: Philosophers Must Be Omnivores 5 Second Remedy: Philosophers Must BeSynthesisers 6 Conclusion 11 Shall We Adapt? Evolutionary Ethics and Climate Change 173 175 179 184 186 189 195 Jeroen Hopster 1 Introduction 2 Pressures from the Past 195 198
Contents x 3 The Fallacy of Geological Relativism 4 Climate Change and Evolutionary Moral Psychology 5 Conclusion 12 13 The Difference of Philosophy: Responsibility in Heidegger and Derrida Rozemund Uljée 1 Introduction 2 The Theme of Responsibility in Heidegger 3 Derrida, Responsibility, Aporia 4 Heidegger-The Temporality of Responsibility 5 Temporality in Derrida 6 Conclusion: The Difference of Philosophy Should Philosophers Begin to Employ New Methods If They Want to Become More Societally Relevant? Ibo van de Poel 1 Introduction 2 Toy Problems 3 Problem Formulation 4 The Need for Design and Experimentation 5 Conclusion 204 207 210 215 215 216 220 223 225 226 231 231 233 236 238 241 Bibliography 245 Index 263
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Contents Acknowledgements xi List of Contributors xiii List of Tables xvii Introduction 1 Julia Hermann, Jeroen Hopster, Wouter Kalf, Michael Klenk 1 2 3 4 Introduction Part I: Philosophical Progress Part II: Philosophical Method Part III: Philosophy’s Societal Relevance PART I: PHILOSOPHICAL PROGRESS 1 The Many Roads to Progress in Philosophy and Theology 1 4 6 9 13 15 Rik Peels 1 2 3 4 5 6 2 Introduction What Is Progress? Lack of Progress: What Is the Problem? The Many Roads to Progress in Philosophy No Progress in Philosophy without Progress in Theology Conclusion Philosophical Progress and Cumulative Cultural Evolution 15 18 20 23 29 32 35 Wybo Houkes and Krist Vaesen 1 Introduction 2 Cumulative Cultural Evolution and Technological Change vii 35 38
viii Contents 3 Possible Forms of ССЕ in Philosophy 4 Does Philosophy Show Increased Diversity? 5 Conclusion 3 4 Ethics in Context Julia Hermann 1 Introduction 2 Shortcomings of Traditional Approaches 3 Justice in Context 4 Privacy in Context 5 Risk in Context 6 Contextual Ethics and Progress 7 Conclusion Conceptual Engineering in Practical Philosophy (or How Moral Sceptics Can and Should Improve the World) Wouter Kalf 1 Introduction 2 Moral Scepticism 3 We Need Assumptions Conducive to Conceptual Engineering in Practical Philosophy 4 Which Assumptions Do We Need? 5 A Fundamental Criterion for Conceptual Engineering in Practical Philosophy 6 Improving the Concept Morally Good 7 Method, Progress and Societal Relevance 8 Conclusion PART II: PHILOSOPHICAL METHODS 5 Thought Experiments and the (Ir-)relevance of Intuitions in Philosophy Daniel Cohnitz 1 The Two Dilemmas of Metaphilosophy 2 The Method of Cases 3 Hypothetical Cases in Philosophy 4 Three Models for Counterexamples 5 Intuitions versus Common Ground 6 Conclusion 6 Methods of Connective Analysis P. M. S. Hacker 1 Real Definition and Analysis 2 Connective Analysis and the Web of Words 40 46 50 53 53 56 58 62 64 67 69 73 73 75 79 82 85 88 89 90 93 95 95 99 101 105 108 109 111 111 116
Contents 3 Putting a Concept through Its Paces 4 Focal Concepts, Multi-Focal Concepts and Concepts with Multiple Centres of Variation 7 The Criterion of Simplicity in Metaphysics and Ethics ix 119 124 131 Richard Swinburne 1 2 3 4 8 Introduction Simplicity in Ordinary Explanation Simplicity in Metaphysics Simplicity in Ethics Three Questions About Systematic Moral Theory 131 132 137 139 147 Sophie-Grace Chappell 1 2 3 4 5 9 Introduction What Counts as Success? Second Question: Who Is Moral Theory About? Third Question: Who Is It For? Conclusion Philosophy of Causation in the Age of Science 147 148 150 153 157 159 Rosa W. Runhardt 1 2 3 4 Introduction The Dialogue View The Pluralist Tension Conclusion 159 160 161 167 PART III: SOCIETAL RELEVANCE 171 10 Omnivores and Synthesisers: Academic Philosophers as Interdisciplinary Specialists 173 Michael Klenk 1 Introduction 2 A Stipulative View of an Academic Discipline’s Societal Relevance 3 The Threat of Irrelevance Trilemma for Disciplinary Philosophy 4 First Remedy: Philosophers Must Be Omnivores 5 Second Remedy: Philosophers Must BeSynthesisers 6 Conclusion 11 Shall We Adapt? Evolutionary Ethics and Climate Change 173 175 179 184 186 189 195 Jeroen Hopster 1 Introduction 2 Pressures from the Past 195 198
Contents x 3 The Fallacy of Geological Relativism 4 Climate Change and Evolutionary Moral Psychology 5 Conclusion 12 13 The Difference of Philosophy: Responsibility in Heidegger and Derrida Rozemund Uljée 1 Introduction 2 The Theme of Responsibility in Heidegger 3 Derrida, Responsibility, Aporia 4 Heidegger-The Temporality of Responsibility 5 Temporality in Derrida 6 Conclusion: The Difference of Philosophy Should Philosophers Begin to Employ New Methods If They Want to Become More Societally Relevant? Ibo van de Poel 1 Introduction 2 Toy Problems 3 Problem Formulation 4 The Need for Design and Experimentation 5 Conclusion 204 207 210 215 215 216 220 223 225 226 231 231 233 236 238 241 Bibliography 245 Index 263 |
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