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Indefinability

Name: Indefinability
Brand: Museum Tusculanum Press
SKU: 06432413
Price: 27.89 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Josephine Pasternak
ISBN: 9788772895314

Josephine Pasternak

Language

English

Book Paperback

Libristo code: 06432413

Publishers Museum Tusculanum Press, September 1999

The world of experience, the Phenomenals, consists of elementless relations that defy definitions. O... Full description

Libristo code: 06432413

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The world of experience, the Phenomenals, consists of elementless relations that defy definitions. Our phenomenal picture of the world thus emerges as a complex of ''relations as such''. In criticising the logicians'' naive hope of building a purely logical representation of the world, Josephine Pasternak proposes a categorical approach to cognition that avoids the pitfalls of classical and modern logic. Like her brother Boris Pasternak, Josephine Pasternak draws up a philosophical and poetic vision of the world. "It is a real philosophical thought" Dame Iris Murdoch writes in her preface, and continues "deep and stirring, and presented with authority and elegance. I am so glad that it will be published."