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Translate this page Harcourt, E. Hardcastle, Gary L. Hardcastle, Valerie Gray Hardin, James Garrett Hare,Brian Harford, Jon D. Härlin, Mikael harman, gilbert harman, Willis Harms
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Philosophy Of Quine (Dagfinn Føllesdal, Editor) - Table Of Contents
harman, gilbert, Analyticity Regained? Nous 30 (1996), 392400. harman, gilbert, Quine on meaning and existence, I. Rev.Metaph 21 (1967), 124-151.
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Extractions: Table of contents for Philosophy of Quine (Dagfinn Føllesdal, Editor) . This five volume collection reprints reviews and articles about Willard Van Orman Quine, mathematician and philosopher. Your visit makes to this web page since August 20, 2001 (last updated December 14, 2002). This page is maintained by Douglas Boynton Quine ; please e-mail recommended additions, or corrections to the webmaster GENERAL Schuldenfrei, Richard, "Quine in Perspective." The Journal of Philosophy Magee,Brian, "The ideas of Quine: Dialogue with W.V. Quine." In Brian Magee, ed.
H -- Writings Relevant To Wilfrid Sellars
7782. harman, gilbert H. Review of Sellars' Philosophical Perspectives,The Journal of Philosophy 66 (1969) 133-44. Sellars' Semantics
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Extractions: H Haaparanta, Leila "The Analogy Theory of Thinking," Dialectica Habermas, Juergen "Sprachspiel, Intention und Bedeutung: Zu Motiven bei Sellars und Wittgenstein," in Sprachanalyse und Soziologie: Die sozialwissenschalfliche Relevanz von Wittgensteins Sprachphilosophie , ed. R. Wiggerhaus (Frankfurt: Suhrkamp, 1975): 319-40. Haglund, Bjorn Personer intentioner och qualia: en studie i Wilfrid Sellars medvetandefilosofi (Goteborg: Institutionen for filosofi, Goteborgs universitet, 1984). Hall, Everett W. "Comments on Symposium: Logical Subjects and Physical Objects," Philosophy and Phenomenological Research Hampton, Philip Michael "Direct Realism and the Phenomenology of Perceptual Consciousness," Ph.D. Dissertation, University of Toronto, 1982. Hanson, N.R. "Comments on 'The Language of Theories'," in in Current Issues in the Philosophy of Science: Symposia of Scientists and Philosophers, ed. Herbert Feigl and Grover Maxwell (New York: Holt, Rinehart, and Winston, 1961): 77-82. Harman, Gilbert H.
Walter Gilbert Genealogy: Thomas Harman
Thomas harman died in Cranbrook, Kent, England, about 1548. His wife was He is the son of John harman. i. John harman was born in Cranbrook.
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Extractions: Thomas Harman died in Cranbrook, Kent, England, about 1548. His wife was He is the son of John Harman . They had five children: i. John Harman was born in Cranbrook. He administered the estates of his father and brother Stephen. ii. Richard Harman was born in Cranbrook about 1534, and died in July, 1571. He married Joan Couchman on November 6, 1559. He was buried on July 8, 1571. iii. Mary Harman [#10525]: She was born in Cranbrook in 1536, and died in Cranbrook in November, 1609. iv. Thomas Harman was born in Cranbrook about 1640. He married first, Joan Jefferye on October 13, 1565; she was probably buried a few weeks later on November 4, 1565. He married second, Anne Couchman on May 13, 1566. v. Stephen Harman was born in Cranbrook and died in late 1561. Thomas Harman was a merchant of Cranbrook, Kent, where the cloth trades were flourishing at that time. He advanced ten marks on the 1542 loan to the king. He died at a relatively young age, survived by his father, four sons and a daughter aged about 11. His wife was not mentioned in his will (which is given in the NEHGR reference) so she probably predeceased him. His was was dated November 17, 1547, and proved June 7, 1548.
Walter Gilbert Genealogy: Thomas Sheafe & Mary Harman
Mary harman was born in Cranbrook in 1536, and died in Cranbrook in November,1609. She is the daughter of Thomas harman. They had 15 children
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Extractions: Thomas Sheafe was born in Cranbrook, Kent, England, about 1532, and died in Cranbrook on September 6, 1604. Mary Harman was born in Cranbrook in 1536, and died in Cranbrook in November, 1609. Data from brass monument to her memory at St. Dunstan's Church, Cranbrook. They were married in Cranbrook. She took the name Mary Sheafe. He is the son of Richard and Elizabeth (_) Sheafe . She is the daughter of Thomas Harman . They had 15 children: i. ii. Richard Sheafe [#5262]: He was born in England about 1559. iii. Edmund Sheafe was baptized in Cranbrook on March 17, 1559/60, and died on November 1, 1626. His first wife was Elizabeth Taylor. He married his second wife, Jane, on August 15, 1599. His third wife was nee Joan Jordan who is an ancestor in this genealogy. iv. Thomas Sheafe was baptized in Cranbrook on October 10, 1561/2, and died at Wickham in Welford, Berkshire, England, on December 12, 1639. His first wife was Maria Wilson. Per NEHGR , vol. 137, p.291: His second wife was Anna Woodward, daughter of George and Elizabeth (Honywood) Woodward. Sheafe held a doctor of divinity degree from King's College, Cambridge. v.
Conceptions Of The Human Mind Gilbert Harman Cognition & Cognitive Psychology Ps
Conceptions of the Human Mind gilbert harman Cognition cognitive psychologyPsychology. Author gilbert harman. KG Joreskog LISREL 8
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Works By Harman, Gilbert H. (1 Found)
Works by harman, gilbert H. (1 found). harman, gilbert H. Psychological aspectsof the theory of syntax. In The Journal of Philosophy 64 (1967) pp. 75-87.
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EpistPapersBySubject.html
A Provisional Rejection of the Principle of Epistemic Closure harman, gilbert. Objectivityand Truth You'd Better Believe It harman, gilbert.
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Extractions: What follows are the links to epistemology papers online organized loosely by subject. To keep updating manageable, each paper appears only under one subject heading. Please send comments, suggestions, or recommended links to Dr. Keith Korcz at keithk@louisiana.edu Last Modified: 3/6/03 Links are up to date as of 10/1/02. A Priori Knowledge Bergmann, Gustav "Synthetic A Priori" (selection from Logic and Reality, 1967) Brown, Jessica. "The Incompatibility of Anti-Individualism and Privileged Access" Casullo, Albert. "A Priori Knowledge" "A Priori Knowledge Appraised" "Modal Epistemology: Fortune or Virtue?" Chalmers, David J. "Does Conceivability Entail Possibility?"
The Meanings Of Logical Constants
Essay by gilbert harman, arguing for Prawitz's approach to the semantics of logic based upon an inferential role semantics.
http://www.nyu.edu/gsas/dept/philo/courses/concepts/meaning.html

Extractions: The Meanings of Logical Constants GILBERT HARMAN It seems to illuminate the meanings of logical constants to say how they contribute to the truth conditions of propositions containing them, as in the account of certain sentential connectives such as truth functions, the Frege-Tarski analysis of quantification, Kripke's semantics for modal operators in a quantified modal logic, and Davidson's treatment of certain sorts of adverbial modification in his paper about the logical form of action sentences. In all these instances, an account of contribution to truth conditions seems to tell us significant things about the meanings of the logical constants involved. It is not clear why this should be so. Compare the following examples: (1) the predicate `horse' is true of something if and only if it is a horse. (2) a construction of the form P and Q is true if and only if P is true and Q is true. There is something trivial about these clauses since you can know they are true simply by knowing that `horse' is an extensional (one-place) predicate and that `and' is a (two-place) truth functional connective. You do not even have to know what these expressions mean. Compare: (3) the predicate `borogrove' is true of something if and only if it is a borogrove.
Special Issues Of Journals Devoted To DANIEL C. DENNETT
harman, gilbert. Adaptationist Theorizing and Intentional System Theory, p.365. Heil, John. harman, gilbert. What is the Intentional Stance? p. 515.
http://sun3.lib.uci.edu/~scctr/philosophy/dennett/special_issues.html

Extractions: Beatty, John. "Rationality: Putting the Issue to the Scientific Community," pp. Bennett, Jonathan. "Cognitive Ethology: Theory or Poetry?" pp. Churchland, Patricia Smith. "Dennett's Instrumentalism: A Frog at the Bottom of the Drug," pp. Danto, Arthur C. "Science as an Intentional System," pp. Dawkins, Richard. "Adaptationism was Always Predictive and Needed No Defense," pp. Eldredge, Niles. "A la Recherche du Docteur Pangloss," pp. Ghiselin, Michael T. "Lloyd Morgan's Canon in Evolutionary Context," pp. Graham, George. "Denoting and Demoting Intentional Systems," pp. Griffin, Donald R. "Thinking about Animal Thoughts," p. 364. Harman, Gilbert. "Adaptationist Theorizing and Intentional System Theory," p. 365.
Bibliography Of Cognitive Science And Ethics
harman, gilbert. forthcoming. Three Trends in Moral and Political Philosophy.Value Inquiry. harman, gilbert. 1999. Moral Philosophy and Linguistics .
http://hem.passagen.se/ollekillen/cogethics.html

Extractions: Research Sources on Concepts of Person and Self This is a bibliography of material where issues in moral philosophy are engaged with the theoretical tools of the cognitive sciences. Most items bear primarily on moral psychology and epistemology. The authors included here are applying concepts and theories from the cognitive sciences in ethics, rather than investigating research and theories in those sciences from a moral point of view. The bibliography is organized into the following seven sections: Since these different subject areas overlap, some items may fit in several of them but are only listed once. Click here for some links to related sites and pages Campbell, Richmond and Hunter, Bruce (eds). 2000. Moral Epistemology Naturalized.
Records For Ethical Relativism. (in VSCCAT)
harman, gilbert. Moral relativism and moral objectivity / gilbert harman,Judith Jarvis Thomson. Cambridge, Mass., USA Blackwell, 1996.
http://scolar.vsc.edu:8003/VSCCAT/@ETHICAL RELATIVISM/673320002000/0
References
harman, gilbert. 1977. The nature of morality an introduction to ethics. New YorkOxford University Press. harman, gilbert, and Judith Jarvis Thomson. 1996.
http://personal.bgsu.edu/~roberth/references.html

Extractions: Ackrill, J.L. 1980. Aristotle on Eudaimonia. In Essays on Aristotles ethics , edited by A. O. Rorty. Berkeley: University of California Press. Allais, Maurice. 1990. Criticism of the postulates and axioms of the American School. In Rationality in action: contemporary approaches , edited by P. K. Moser. Cambridge: Cambridge University Press. Allen, Colin, Marc Bekoff, and George Lauder, eds. 1998. Natures purposes: analyses of function and design in biology . Cambridge: MIT Press (A Bradford Book). Annas, Julia. 1993. The morality of happiness . New York: Oxford University Press. Aristotle. 1997. Politics: Books VII and VIII . Translated by Richard Kraut (with Commentary). Edited by J. L. Ackrill and L. Judson, Clarendon Aristotle Series . Oxford: Clarendon Press. The complete works of Aristotle: the revised Oxford translation Bollingen series LXXI:2 . Princeton: Princeton University Press. Arnhart, Larry. 1998. Darwinian natural right: the biological ethics of human nature . Edited by D. E. Shaner, SUNY Series in Philosophy and Biology : State University of New York Press.
Nature Of Morality Gilbert Harman Ethics & Moral Philosophy Philosophy
Nature of Morality gilbert harman Ethics moral philosophy Philosophy. Authorgilbert harman. Giacinto Scoles Atomic and Mol
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OUP Explaining Value Harman
gilbert harman, Professor of Philosophy Price £17.99 (Paperback) 019-823804-5Publication date 17 August 2000 Clarendon Press 252 pages, 234mm x 156mm
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OUP Reasoning, Meaning, And Mind Harman
gilbert harman, Professor of Philosophy, Princeton University Price £17.99 (Paperback)019-823802-9 Publication date 1 July 1999 302 pages, 234mm x 156mm
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Philosophy Faculty: Princeton University
gilbert H. harman (Ph.D., Harvard) is interested in ethics, epistemology, philosophyof mind, philosophy of language, learning theory, cognitive science, and
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Extractions: In My Father's House: Africa in the Philosophy of Culture (1992), and, with Amy Gutmann, Color Conscious: The Political Morality of Race Thinking It Through: An Introduction to Contemporary Philosophy will appear from Oxford University Press in 2003. Paul Benacerraf (Ph.D., Princeton, 1960) joined the department in 1960. His interests are in logic, the philosophy of mathematics, epistemology, metaphysics, and the philosophy of language. He has written on these subjects for journals and collections and is currently doing work in the philosophy of mathematics, specifically on the interconnections between theories of knowledge and theories of the meaning of mathematical statements. With Hilary Putnam, of Harvard, he is co-editor of
Princeton Philosophy Email Addresses
Halvorson, Hans hhalvors@princeton.edu. harman, gilbert harman@princeton.edu(on leave Fall 2002; Director of Grad Studies, Spring).
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Extractions: Faculty Appiah, Kwame Anthony kappiah@princeton.edu Benacerraf, Paul paulbena@princeton.edu Acting Director of Graduate Studies, Fall 2002 Bennett, Karen kbennett@princeton.edu Burgess, John jburgess@princeton.edu Cooper, John johncoop@princeton.edu Director, Classical Philosophy Program (LOA '02-03) Elga, Adam adame@princeton.edu Frankfurt, Harry fraharg@princeton.edu Friedman, Harvey hfriedma@princeton.edu Garber, Daniel dgarber@princeton.edu Gilmore, Jonathan jgilmore@princeton.edu Greenberg, Mark mdg@princeton.edu Halvorson, Hans hhalvors@princeton.edu Harman, Gilbert harman@princeton.edu (on leave Fall 2002; Director of Grad Studies, Spring) Horstmann, Rolf-Peter rhorstma@princeton.edu Johnston, Mark johno@princeton.edu Chair Kelly, Sean skelly@princeton.edu beatrice@princeton.edu Lorenz, Hendrik hlorenz@princeton.edu Nehamas, Alexander nehamas@princeton.edu Pettit, Philip (Politics) ppettit@princeton.edu Pryor, James jimpryor@princeton.edu Rosen, Gideon grosen@princeton.edu Singer, Peter (Center for Human Values) psinger@princeton.edu
Hippias: Limited Area Search Of Philosophy On The Internet
gilbert harman Publications gilbert harman Publications BOOKS Authored Reasoning,Meaning, and Mind (Oxford Clarendon Press, 1999), pp. viii, 291.
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Genealogy Data Page For Lynn's Families 4005 (Pedigree Pages)
harman, gilbert b. 10 JAN 1879 d. 21 DEC 1936, harman, Clifton Ray, Back to MainPage. harman, gilbert b. 10 JAN 1879 d. 21 DEC 1936, harman, Clifton Ray,
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