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Hilary Putnam

Name: Hilary Putnam
Brand: MCGILL QUEENS UNIV PR
SKU: 11501398
Price: 37.69 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Maximilian de Gaynesford
ISBN: 9780773530874

Maximilian de Gaynesford

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English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 11501398

Publishers MCGILL QUEENS UNIV PR, January 2006

While Hilary Putnam's work on theories of meaning, semantic content, the nature of mental phenomena,... Full description

Libristo code: 11501398

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While Hilary Putnam's work on theories of meaning, semantic content, the nature of mental phenomena, interpretations of quantum mechanics, theory-change, logic, and mathematics is crucial to recent and future developments in philosophy, the scope and volume of his writings and his radical re-thinking of concepts make it challenging to portray his philosophy accurately. Maximilian de Gaynesford analyses Putnman's complete works within their historical context. He argues that the work has a basic unity based on repeated engagement with a small set of hard problems and that understanding this unity helps make this influential philosopher accessible.