
Human Nature
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This major study examines the most fundamental categories in termsof which we conceive of ourselves, critically surveying theconcepts of substance, causation, agency, teleology, rationality,mind, body and person, and elaborating the conceptual fields inwhich they are embedded.The culmination of 40 years of thought on the philosophy ofmind and the nature of the mankindWritten by one of the world's leading philosophers, theco-author of the monumental 4 volume Analytical Commentary onthe Philosophical Investigations (Blackwell Publishing,1980-2004)Uses broad categories, such as substance, causati...
This major study examines the most fundamental categories in termsof which we conceive of ourselves, critically surveying theconcepts of substance, causation, agency, teleology, rationality,mind, body and person, and elaborating the conceptual fields inwhich they are embedded.
The culmination of 40 years of thought on the philosophy ofmind and the nature of the mankind
Written by one of the world's leading philosophers, theco-author of the monumental 4 volume Analytical Commentary onthe Philosophical Investigations (Blackwell Publishing,1980-2004)
Uses broad categories, such as substance, causation, agency andpower to examine how we think about ourselves and our nature
Platonic and Aristotelian conceptions of human nature aresketched and contrasted
Individual chapters clarify and provide an historical overviewof a specific concept, then link the concept to ideas contained inother chapters
The culmination of 40 years of thought on the philosophy ofmind and the nature of the mankind
Written by one of the world's leading philosophers, theco-author of the monumental 4 volume Analytical Commentary onthe Philosophical Investigations (Blackwell Publishing,1980-2004)
Uses broad categories, such as substance, causation, agency andpower to examine how we think about ourselves and our nature
Platonic and Aristotelian conceptions of human nature aresketched and contrasted
Individual chapters clarify and provide an historical overviewof a specific concept, then link the concept to ideas contained inother chapters