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Nominalism and Its Aftermath: The Philosophy of Nelson Goodman

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174 Seiten
Englisch
Springer Netherlandserschienen am18.06.2009
Nelson Goodman's disparate writings are often considered separately. This book argues that the separate disciplines of ontology, epistemology and aesthetics should been seen as sequential, interdependent steps within his thought.mehr
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Produkt

KlappentextNelson Goodman's disparate writings are often considered separately. This book argues that the separate disciplines of ontology, epistemology and aesthetics should been seen as sequential, interdependent steps within his thought.

Inhalt/Kritik

Inhaltsverzeichnis
The Metaphysics.- The Basic Problem.- Goodman´s Nominalism.- The Consequences of Goodman´s Nominalism for his Terminology.- The Epistemology.- Twentieth Century Epistemology.- Constructionalism.- The Effects of Goodman´s Nominalist Constructionalism on his Epistemology.- Influences on Goodman´s Philosophy.- The Effects of Goodman´s Epistemology on his Terminology/Concepts.- The Aesthetics.- Goodman´s Expression as Reference.- Goodman´s Metaphorical Exemplification.- Aesthetics as a Branch of Epistemology.- The Effects of Goodman´s Nominalism and Worldmaking on his Aesthetics.mehr

Autor

Dr. Shottenkirk, like Nelson Goodman, is not only a philosopher but also has experience within tthe artworld. She is both an exhibiting artist and an art critic who has written extensively in major art criticism publications, such as Artforum and Art in America. This uniquely positions her to understand and evaluate Goodman's broad range of thought, most especially his aesthetics.