Reasoning, social movments, and the law
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We know from an analysis of reasoning that the contexts within which reasoning occurs make a difference in its application....
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A critique of Kant’s subjectivist view of reason
History of Philosophy, Moral theory, On ReasonRETURN TO TABLE OF CONTENTS
One early criticism of Kant's ethics was that it was overly "formal." Hegel and other post-Kantian philosophers argued that Kant...
Kant, the categorical imperative
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Deontological ethics is an ethics of duty. In contrast to consequentialist theories, deontological views do not evaluate actions primarily on...
Heraclitus, Fragment 49 (D 126)
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"Cold warms up, warm cools off, moist parches, dry dampens" (Kahn, 49)
"Cold things become warm, a warm thing becomes cold;...
The Enigma of Reason: Initial Reflections
On ReasonThe Enigma of Reason, by Hugo Mercier and Dan Sperber (Harvard UP, 2017), 296 pp.
The Enigma of Reason, written by Hugo Mercier and Dan Sperber,...