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Invariances : the structure of the objective world / Robert Nozick
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TextPublication details: Cambridge, Mass. : Belknap Press of Harvard University Press, 2001Description: x, 416 pages ; 24 cmISBN: - 0674006313
- 9780674006317
- 0674012453
- 9780674012455
- ARCH YNDC 110 N961S 21
- BD221 .N69 2001
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Summary: Robert Nozick presents bold philosophical theories that take account of scientific advances in physics, evolutionary biology, economics and cognitive neuroscience, and casts contemporary cultural controversies in a new light
I. The structure of the objective world. 1. Truth and relativism -- 2. Invariance and objectivity -- 3. Necessity and contingency -- II. The human world as part of the objective world. 4. The realm of consciousness -- 5. The genealogy of ethics
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Includes bibliographical references and index
I. The structure of the objective world. 1. Truth and relativism -- 2. Invariance and objectivity -- 3. Necessity and contingency -- II. The human world as part of the objective world. 4. The realm of consciousness -- 5. The genealogy of ethics
Robert Nozick presents bold philosophical theories that take account of scientific advances in physics, evolutionary biology, economics and cognitive neuroscience, and casts contemporary cultural controversies in a new light
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