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The Nature of Certainty in Wittgenstein's On Certainty
2013In this thesis I examine the concept of certainty in the work of Ludwig Wittgenstein, with a focus on the collection of remarks entitled On Certainty. In the first part I examine two essays of G.E. Moore that initiated Wittgenstein’s discussion of certainty and critique of Moore’s two essays.
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Objective Certainty and Objective Certainties
2004In his struggle to uncover the nature of our basic beliefs, Wittgenstein refers to them in many different ways in On Certainty: he thinks of them as propositions (OC 415), as rules (OC 95), as forming a picture (OC 94) and as ways of acting (OC 148). As propositions, they would be of a peculiar sort — hybrid propositions between logical and empirical ...
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The Subject of Certainty and the Certainty of the Subject
International Journal of Philosophical Studies, 2014The history of philosophy would not have needed to wait for Heidegger if Hegel had taught us that the transformation from hypokeimenon to subiectum introduced by Descartes is due to the transformation from truth to certainty, which he introduces too. So, taking for subject this certainty, which makes the certainty of subject, we aim to understand that ...
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Synthese, 1994
Dans la pratique scientifique courante, la certitude est accordee aux principes de base d'une science mature et on dit que cette certitude est fondee sur la preuve experimentale. L'A. cherche a demontrer la facon dont deux formes interliees de l'inference, induction demonstrative et induction eliminative, peuvent etre utilisees en appui de jugements de
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Dans la pratique scientifique courante, la certitude est accordee aux principes de base d'une science mature et on dit que cette certitude est fondee sur la preuve experimentale. L'A. cherche a demontrer la facon dont deux formes interliees de l'inference, induction demonstrative et induction eliminative, peuvent etre utilisees en appui de jugements de
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Pediatrics, 1976
Since they were first introduced in 1971, three terms have become established in the lexicon of health services research. The concepts of efficacy, effectiveness, and efficiency are now widely accepted as essential measures for assessing health care programs and practices.
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Since they were first introduced in 1971, three terms have become established in the lexicon of health services research. The concepts of efficacy, effectiveness, and efficiency are now widely accepted as essential measures for assessing health care programs and practices.
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2018
AbstractIn the philosophical literature on the definition of lying, the analysis is generally restricted to cases of flat-out belief. This chapter considers lies involving partial beliefs (beliefs ranging from mere uncertainty to absolute certainty).
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AbstractIn the philosophical literature on the definition of lying, the analysis is generally restricted to cases of flat-out belief. This chapter considers lies involving partial beliefs (beliefs ranging from mere uncertainty to absolute certainty).
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