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General Philosophy

Philosophical Books, 1999
Books reviewed:Hahn, L.E., The Philosophy of P.F.
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General Philosophy

Philosophical Books, 2001
Book reviewed:A. Biletzki, and A.
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General Philosophy

Philosophical Books, 1998
Dancy, J., Reading ParfitMillgram, E., Practical ...
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General Philosophy

Philosophical Books, 1997
Flanagan, O.Self‐ExpressionsMalcolm, N.Wittgensteinian ...
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From the Generation of Continental Philosophy to the Generation of Analytical Philosophy

Политическая концептология: журнал метадисциплинарных исследований
The article examines the evolution of philosophical generations in the Moscow academic environment from the late 90s of the last century to the mid-10s of this century. The work notes that the concept of “philosophical generation” should be used to indicate the exclusivity of any cultural phenomenon associated with a certain period of time.
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A Philosophy for Future Generations

2022
If societies, like institutions, are built to endure, then the bond that exists between generations must be considered. Constructing a framework to establish a philosophy of future generations, Tiziana Andina explores the factors that make it possible for a society to reproduce over time.
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General Philosophy

Philosophical Books, 2005
Moshe Schein, Paul N. Rogers
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The Generation of Art as the Generation of Philosophy

2017
This chapter studies how early modern thinkers understood the connection between the generation of art and the generation of philosophical understanding. It argues that in this period, the generation of mental representations was understood through practices of artistic production, and that the notion of generation itself was central to philosophy. The
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Philosophy as a General Science

Soviet Studies in Philosophy, 1962
In Alfred Ayer's article, philosophy is sharply counterposed to science, is denied the status of a science. This is the leitmotif of his entire paper. Moreover, the defense of this conception is characteristic of many representatives of neopositivism who go along with Ayer.
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Generalization In The Philosophy Of Art

Philosophy, 1958
If we ask what are the problems which have to be dealt with when the subject of art is being discussed in a philosophical manner, we shall no doubt receive a variety of answers: but there will be in one respect a considerable measure of agreement, viz.
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