Titlebook: Austrian Philosophy Past and Present; Essays in Honor of R Keith Lehrer,Johann Christian Marek Book 1997 Springer Science+Business Media Do

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Antoni Moore,Jared Hayes,B. L. William Wongmselves with which they were struggling have not really been mastered. We have been unable to place the ideas of a Husserl or a Wittgenstein on the map of the relevant concepts, problems and issues because we have not succeeded in mapping the relevant philosophical landscape in the first place.

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The Idea of Phenomenology in Wittgenstein and Husserl,mselves with which they were struggling have not really been mastered. We have been unable to place the ideas of a Husserl or a Wittgenstein on the map of the relevant concepts, problems and issues because we have not succeeded in mapping the relevant philosophical landscape in the first place.

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Haller on the First Person,on combined with some additions to them, (2) a criticism of Haller’s preferences (especially his tendency to plea for the . reference on the one side and for the elimination of the self on the other side), and (3) an appeal for a referential and (moderate) mentalistic account of the first-person pronoun.

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Austria vs. Australia: Two Versions of the Identity Theory, a philosophical battle; but it also helped to obscure the crucial differences between the various theories that sailed under the flag of the identity theory. Today I want to invert the strategy of the early identity theorist—I want to emphasize the differences and de-emphasize the similarities between the early versions of the identity theory.

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Issues in Regional Philosophy. Austrian Philosophy? And its Austral Image?,alia. Another, which by contrast contains diverse subregions, is Africa, with rediscovered interrelated traditions of African philosophy (so at least several recent texts aver). And so on, for other geographic regions.

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0068-0346 iversity of Arizona by Keith Lehrer with the support of the University of Arizona and Austrian Cultural Institute. We are grateful to the University of Arizona and the Austrian Cultural Institute for their support, to Linda Radzik for her editorial assistance, to Rudolf Haller for his advice and ill

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R. Kerry,M. A. Oliver,Z. L. Frogbrook propositions at all? These questions replace the more traditional questions about self-directed thinking: What is it that I think about when I think about myself, and what is the content of my thoughts when they concern myself?

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