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یک گفتوگو� سهنفر� درباره� ضمیر خودآگاه
یک گفتوگو� سهنفر� دربارۀ ضمیر خودآگاه، آخرین کتاب جان پری از مجموعه گفت‌وگوها� خیالی بین یک فیلسوف، یک کشیش و یک دانشجوی فلسفه است. پرسش اصلی کتاب حاضر این است که آیا تجربه و آگاهی ریشه در جسم و اعمال جسمانی دارند؟ آیا جسم و ذهن یکی‌اند� در این صورت، چه توجیهی برای آگاهی و تجربه می‌توا� یافت؟ جان پری با تمسک به پدیدۀ زامبی‌ها� فلسفی در تلاش است تا به یاری اندیشه‌ها� فلسفی و دینی و نیز تأسی از آرای متفکرانی چون دکارت و برکلی به این سؤال دیریه دربارۀ دوگانه یا یگانه بودن جسم و ذهن پاسخ دهد. در این کتاب، بار دیگر مهارت نویسنده در ساده‌ساز� مباحث پیچیدۀ فلسفی به کمک مثال‌ها� قابل‌فه� نمایان می‌شود�
- GenresPhilosophy
96 pages, Paperback
Published April 30, 2020
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January 16, 2019
I was sent this, unasked for, by the publisher; I wish they'd send me books I might conceivably use in the classroom. Anyway, this is... okay. Perry is pretty slippery in getting to his preferred conclusion, while presenting the book as if he was just handing out facts.
January 20, 2024
Infused with classical and modern philosophy, Perry has written another insightful dialogue, this time about the nature of dualism and the physical versus non-physical debate of consciousness. While the discussion is profound in several areas, other parts stray away from some of the main questions and arguments of this debate, and this work never reaches the peak of his stronger “A Dialogue on Personal Identity and Immortality.�
January 13, 2020
An introductory discussion of philosophical problems surrounding consciousness, on the model of Perry's . Pretty good--I plan to use it this semester and see how my students fare with it.
May 16, 2023
An approachable introduction to the arguments against dualism (either substance or property) written in an engaging style. I’ve seen this material before and could guess some of the moves (ie that the zombie argument would be countered by epiphenominalism), but I’m more willing to bite the epiphenominal bullet than these characters. And, like all PoM I’ve read, not enough Pansychism!
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