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050	0	0	_aBD21 _b.D36 1989
100	1		_aDanto, Arthur C., _d1924-2013 _96077
245	1	0	_aConnections to the world : _bthe basic concepts of philosophy / _cArthur C. Danto
250			_aFirst edition
260			_aNew York : _bHarper & Row, _cc1989
300			_axvii, 281 p. : _c22 cm
500			_aIncludes index
505	0		_aCONTENTS Pt. I. The singularity of philosophical thought 1. Philosophy and its history 2. The character of philosophical problems 3. Two sorts of illusions 4. Philosophical kinds 5. Philosophy as pathology 6. Wittgenstein and Plato 7. Inside and outside the world 8. The intelligibility of the world 9. The structures of philosophical thought Pt. II. Understanding 10. Vehicles of understanding 11. Verification 12. Feeling and meaning 13. Metaethical controversy 14. Two views of language 15. The empiricist theory of understanding 16. Definition and dialectic 17. Analytic, synthetic, a priori, a posteriori 18. Totalistic though 19. Geometry and reality Pt. III. Knowledge 20. The analysis of knowledge 21. Doubt, dream, and demon 22. Thinking and certainty 23. Internalism and externalism 24. The ontological argument 25. The notion of existence 26. Representationalism and idealism 27. Idealism, realism, and phenomenalism 28. Matter, the world. and philosophies of knowledge 29. Coherence and reality 30. Reality and rationality Pt. IV. The world 31. Substance 32. The mind-body problem 33. Persons 34. Behaviorism and functionalism 35. Neurophilosophy 36. Intentionality and representational materialism 37. Representational beings 38. Causal analysis 39. Mental causation 40. The realm of spirit
650		0	_aPhilosophy _vIntroductions _961
650		0	_aPhilosophy, Modern _y20th century _96078
776	0	8	_iOnline version: _aDanto, Arthur C., _d1924-2013 _tConnections to the world. _b1st ed. _dNew York : Harper & Row, c1989 _w(OCoLC)631230122
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