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Claude Lévi-Strauss - OLIVIER DOUVILLE. Berkeley Studies, formerly the Berkeley Newsletter - Home. John Stuart Mill et l'utilitarisme. Affirmation.

John Locke

Thomas d'Aquin en français. Francisco Suárez: Disputationes Metaphysicae (Digitalisierungsprojekt) Michel Foucault, This is Not a Pipe (1968), Excerpt. Full text from Google Books: Excerpt - Chapter 6 6.

Michel Foucault, This is Not a Pipe (1968), Excerpt

Non-affirmative Painting. Separation between linguistic signs and plastic elements; equivalence of resemblance and affirmation. These two principles constituted the tension in classical painting, because the second reintroduced discourse (affirmation exists only where there is speech) into an art from which the linguistic element was rigorously excluded. To employ a calligram where are found, simultaneously present and visible, image, text, resemblance, affirmation and their common ground.Then suddenly to open up, so that the calligram immediately decomposes and disappears, leaving as a trace only its own absence.To allow discourse to collapse of its own weight and to acquire the visible shape of letters.

Pierre-Paul Prud'hon - L'impératrice Joséphine. Samedi 21 janvier 2012 6 21 /01 /Jan /2012 03:47.

Pierre-Paul Prud'hon - L'impératrice Joséphine

Michel Foucault, info. Professor Frank Jackson - Researchers - ANU. Frank Cameron Jackson AO took mathematics and philosophy at the University of Melbourne and a PhD in philosophy at La Trobe University.

Professor Frank Jackson - Researchers - ANU

He taught at Adelaide for a year (1967) before moving to La Trobe and then to a chair at Monash (1978). He joined the ANU in 1986 as Professor of Philosophy and Head of the Philosophy Program, Research School of Social Sciences. At ANU Jackson has served as Director of the Institute of Advanced Studies (1998-2001), Deputy Vice-Chancellor (Research) (2001) and Director of the Research School of Social Sciences (2004-2007). He was appointed as Distinguished Professor at ANU in 2003. Site personnel et professionnel de Cédric Brun. Home. Emeritus Professor John Bigelow, Arts, Monash University. Kevin Mulligan. Ned Block, Department of Philosophy. NED BLOCK (Ph.D., Harvard), Silver Professor of Philosophy, Psychology and Neural Science, came to NYU in 1996 from MIT where he was Chair of the Philosophy Program.

Ned Block, Department of Philosophy

He works in philosophy of perception and foundations of neuroscience and cognitive science and is currently writing a book on the perception/cognition border, A Joint in Nature between Cognition and Perception. Kit Fine, Faculty of Philosophy. The Directory of Research and Researchers at Brown: Jaegwon Kim. A.B., Dartmouth College; Ph.D., Princeton University.

The Directory of Research and Researchers at Brown: Jaegwon Kim

Dean W. Zimmerman. Edward N. Zalta. Home Page Edward N.

Edward N. Zalta

Zalta Edward N. Denis vernant philosophie sh sciences humaines grenoble faculte universite. Philippe Van Parijs. Philippe Van Parijs a étudié la philosophie, le droit, l'économie politique, la sociologie et la linguistique aux Facultés universitaires Saint Louis (Bruxelles) et aux Universités de Louvain, d'Oxford, de Bielefeld et de Californie (Berkeley).

Philippe Van Parijs

Il est titulaire de doctorats en sciences sociales (Louvain, 1977) et en philosophie (Oxford, 1980). Il est professeur ordinaire à la Faculté des sciences économiques, sociales et politiques de l'Université catholique de Louvain, où il anime la Chaire Hoover d'éthique économique et sociale depuis sa création en 1991. Après avoir été, à partir de 2004, regular visiting professor au département de philosophie de l'Université Harvard, il est depuis 2011 professeur invité et senior research fellow de Nuffield College à l'Université d'Oxford. MICHEL TERESTCHENKO. Bas C. van Fraassen. Jesse Prinz. Elliott Sober. Plantingapage. Professor EJ Lowe. Personal web page Biography.

Professor EJ Lowe

Philip Pettit: Homepage. Professor John E. Roemer. Page d’accueil Jean-Marc Ferry. Philosophyfaculty.ucsd.edu/faculty/pchurchland/index.shtml. News Latest news: I'm about to Publish Neurophilosophy at Work.I have a new webpage!

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To do on this webpage: Determine what other info to put in the right side.Post digital copies recent papers.Post course syllabi.Get full list of advised students. Add more links to the very bottom? Bio. Webpage of Patricia Smith Churchland. Chad Hansen's Chinese Philosophy Page (Daoist Interpretations) Max Kistler. David Chalmers. David Chalmers I am a philosopher at New York University and the Australian National University.

David Chalmers

Ted Sider. Pascal Engel - official webpage. Mohan Matthen. Roberto Casati - Shadowes. Barry Smith, National Center for Ontological Research. The Works of Richard Sylvan (Richard Routley) Richard Sylvan was born Frances Richard Routley on 13 December, 1935 at Levin in New Zealand. From 1954 to 1958 he studied at Victoria University of Wellington, graduating with first-class honours in mathematics and philosophy. In 1955 he started a law degree at Wellington, but abandoned it without graduating. For his Wellington MA in 1958 he submitted a massive 385 page thesis on moral scepticism, which was highly praised by Arthur Prior, who examined it, and accepted for publication by Blackwell. Typically, Routley never bothered to submit a revised text, and the work remained unpublished. In early 1959 George Hughes, the professor at Wellington and an important early influence on Routley's development, appointed him to a junior lectureship, during the course of which he completed work on what he described as "a small mechanical-electronic computer".

Late in 1959 he left New Zealand for Princeton, where he worked with Alonzo Church. The Routleys did not stay at Armidale long.