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economic, political and social aspects, as well as their religious usages and practices. Although these definitions may elucidate many aspects of human nature, they come up against some disciplinary ... perspective of the ideals that induce culture. Charles S. Peirce’s philosophy will provide the major framework for the task at hand: while starting from the ideals that will trigger the cultural process, it
Information Philosophy aims to develop the kind of knowledge that gives unity and system to the whole body of human, social and natural sciences. This will be best done, I will argue in this paper, through a ... that is developed for any philosophy of cognition and communication (CP 5: 121). This led him to develop a highly original view of logic as the study of the essential nature of signs. But logic is
?513; RR.euter,Peirce and Testing the God Hypothesis, ?The Southern Journal of Philosophy? 32/1994, ss. 289?302; K. ParkCe.rS,. Peirce and the Philosophy of Religion, ?The Southern Journal of Philosophy ... , Nowy Jork 1973, ss. 241?254; DA.nderson,Strands of System: The Philosophy of Charles Peirce, Purdue University Press, West Lafayette, IN 1995; GB.ehrens,Peirce?s ?Third Argument? for the Reality of God
Peirce?a, kt?ry by? przekonany, ?e wszech?wiat jest umys?em? 25?Ch.S. Pierce, Zaniedbany Argument..., ss. 30?31. 26?Ibidem, s. 31. 27?M. Bergman, Peirce?s Philosophy of Communication..., s. 113. W moim ... , Krak?w 2005 , s. 11 . 18?Ibidem, s. 12 . 19?The Essential Peirce ..., ss. 389 - 391 . 20? M. Bergman , Peirce's Philosophy of Communication. The Rhetorical Underpinnings of the Theory of Signs, Continuum
dbającego o logiczną doskonałość swojej argumentacji, może zaskakiwać. Jak Peirce godzi sentymentalizm z umiłowaniem do nauki, logiki i racjonalności, widać wyraźniej w wykładzie Philosophy and the Conduct of ... sformułowane, znajdziemy w tekstach Deweya. W artykule z 1909 r. zatytułowanyTmhe influence of Darwinism on Philosophy Dewey pisze: [...] jeśli możliwy jest wgląd w szczególne uwarunkowania wartości oraz w
się progresem wyników rekordowyc13h. 12 J. Kosiewicz, Sport and Philosophy. From Methodology to Ethics, BK, Warszawa 2009, ss. 261–266. 13 T. Michaluk,The freedom of body in the semiotics and ... philosophy of sport, „Human Movement” 12(4)/2011, ss. 378–384. Przyjrzyjmy się dwóm przypadkom, które obrazują te zjawiska. W ćwierćfinałowym meczu Mistrzostw Świata w Piłce Nożnej w 1986 r. w Meksyku Diego
Abduction, „Philosophy of Science” 4(13)/1946, ss. 301–306; K.T. Fann, Peirce’s Theory of Abduction, Martinus Nijhof, The Hague 1970, s. 5; N. HarrowitzT,he Body of the Detective Novel, w: U. Eco, T.A Sebeok ... , Cambridge, Mass. 1931 -1958; t. 7 , par. 583. Ws-zyst kie cytaty ze źródeł anglojęzycznych w tłumaczeniu własnym . 8 Np. H.G. Frankfurt , Peirce's Notion of Abduction, „ The Journal of Philosophy ” 14 ( 40
key issues in the contemporary philosophy of mind. It is commonly believed that the term quale was introduced by C.I. Lewis, whose analyses paved the way to define it as “an elementary unit of our ... , The Development of Peirce's Philosophy , Harvard University Press, Cambridge, Mass. 1961 , s. 307 . 24 Collected Papers of Charles S. Peirce, t. 8 , par. 266 . 25 S.B. Rosenthal , A Pragmatic Concept of
,Objective Being in Descartes: That Which We Know or That By Which We Know, w: H. Lagerund (red.),Representations and Objects of Thought in Medieval Philosophy, Aldershot, Ashgate 2007, ss. 135–154. z liniowo
philosophy (OOP) i object-oriented ontology (OOO), różniące się od siebie cechami dla mojego wywodu drugorzędnymi, zakładają odwrót od (post)kantowskiej epistemologii określanej mianem przewrotu
philosophy of linguistics. It has considered the ontological status and cognitive approachability of the category of sign, as to whether it is a mental or concrete entity, and whether its material shape
epistemological tradition and an original but already well established method of interpreting works of art – to the research on the city. In this context, the philosophy of Martin Heidegger serves a great
,Back to the Rough Ground: „Phronesis” and „Techne” in Modern Philosophy and in Aristotle, University of Notre Dame Press, Londyn 1993; D. F. PilarBoa,ck to the Rough Ground of „Praxis”, Leuven University
” przestrzeni obliczeniowej współczesnych technologii jest bardzo istotna dla tych rozważań.EAv.ens, Digital Ontology and Example, w: P. Gaffney (red.), The Force of the Virtual. Deleuze, Science and Philosophy
discourse, symbolic regression, philosophy of language, commenting
K. Dychtwald ,The 10 Physical, Social, Spiritual, Economic, and Political Crises the Boomers Will Face as They Age in the 21st Century , http://www.asaging.org/am/cia/dychtwald. html [ 15 . 02 . 2012
theatre companies which emerged in the 16thC. from medieval wandering groups turned out to be a real challenge to the social and political mainstream. It took almost an entire century to subordinate them to
: Toward a Political Economy of Place, ? American Journal of Sociology? 82? (2)/ 1976 . 37? R. Llyod , T.?N. Clark , The City as an Entertainment Machine , w: K.? F. Gotham (red .), Critical Perspectives on
Pedagogy and Predatory Culture: Oppositional Politics in a Postmodern Era, Routledge, Londyn 1995; idem, Schooling as a Ritual Performance. Towards a Political Economy of Educational Symbols and Gestures
