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The real and the possible : essays / by J.A. Tallet.

Van Pelt Library BC199.P7 T37 2002
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Format:
Book
Author/Creator:
Tallet, J. A. (Jorge A.)
Language:
English
Subjects (All):
Possibility.
Reality.
Genre:
Essays.
Physical Description:
190 pages ; 23 cm
Other Title:
Essays
Place of Publication:
Berkeley, Calif. : Creative Arts Book Company, [2002]
Summary:
The search for ultimate reality and meaning has been touted as the chief endeavor of Philosophy -- ergo, according to philosophers, the loftiest undertaking ever.
Anyone who has ever dabbled in Philosophy or enjoyed a classical education will relish Dr. Tallet's erudition in this fascinating series of essays on Philosophy.
Contents:
The Essay Form 1
Reflections on Philosophy 3
A Search for Ultimate Reality and Meaning in a Universe of Possibilities 21
Being and Becoming 45
Holism and Monism 55
An Overview of Logic 67
Mathematics: A Quantitative Logic 91
Metaparadox and Monism's Nightmare 97
On the Symmetry of Many-Valued Logical Systems 105
Causality and Implication 119
Probability and Credibility 137
A Speculation on Objectivity and Possibility 149
Free Will: A Mental Coin Flip 155
The Absurdity of Purpose 161
God and the Improbable Universe 163
On the Possible Existence of God 171
Ethics and the Man-Made Man 175
Nuclear Devastation and Terminal Ethics 181
On Selfishness 187.
ISBN:
0887393314
OCLC:
53122084

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