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Just the arguments: 100 of the most important arguments in Western philosophy
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Chichester, West Sussex, U.K. : Wiley-Blackwell, 2011.
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9781444336375 (hardcover : alk. paper), 1444336371 (hardcover : alk. paper), 9781444336382 (pbk. : alk. paper), 144433638X (pbk. : alk. paper)
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xiii, 409 pages ; 24 cm
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Bruce, M., & Barbone, S. (2011). Just the arguments: 100 of the most important arguments in Western philosophy. Chichester, West Sussex, U.K., Wiley-Blackwell.

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Bruce, Michael and Steven. Barbone. 2011. Just the Arguments: 100 of the Most Important Arguments in Western Philosophy. Chichester, West Sussex, U.K., Wiley-Blackwell.

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Bruce, Michael and Steven. Barbone, Just the Arguments: 100 of the Most Important Arguments in Western Philosophy. Chichester, West Sussex, U.K., Wiley-Blackwell, 2011.

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DePoe --|t Putnam's argument against cultural imperialism /|r Maria Caamaño --|t Davidson on the very idea of a conceptual scheme /|r George Wrisley --|t Quine's two dogmas of empiricism /|r Robert Sinclair --|t Hume and the problem of induction.|t Hume's problem of induction /|r James E. Taylor --|t Hume's negative argument concerning induction /|r Stefanie Rocknak --|t Argument by analogy in Thales and Anaximenes /|r Giannis Stamatellos --|t Quine's epistemology naturalized /|r Robert Sinclair --|t Sellars and the myth of the given /|r Willem A. deVries --|t Sellars' "Rylean myth" /|r Willem A. deVries --|t Aristotle and the argument to end all arguments /|r Toni Vogel Carey --|g Part IV.|t Ethics.|t Justice brings happiness in Plato's Republic /|r Joshua I. Weinstein --|t Aristotle's function argument /|r Sean McAleer --|t Aristotle's argument that goods are irreducible /|r Jurgis (George) Brakas --|t Aristotle's argument for perfectionism /|r Eric J. Silverman --|t Categorical imperative as the source for morality /|r Joyce Lazier --|t Kant on why autonomy deserves respect /|r Mark Piper --|t Mill's proof of utilitarianism /|r A.T. Fyfe --|t Experience machine objection to hedonism /|r Dan Weijers --|t Error theory argument /|r Robert L. Muhlnickel --|t Moore's open question argument /|r Bruno Verbeek --|t Wolff's argument for the rejection of state authority /|r Ben Saunders --|t Nozick's taxation is forced labor argument /|r Jason Waller --|t Charity is obligatory /|r Joakim Sandberg --|t Repugnant conclusion /|r Joakim Sandberg --|t Taurek on numbers don't count /|r Ben Saunders --|t Parfit's leveling down argument against egalitarianism /|r Ben Saunders --|t Nozick's Wilt Chamberlain argument /|r Fabian Wendt --|t Liberal feminism /|r Julinna C. Oxley --|t Moral status of animals from marginal cases /|r Julia Tanner --|t Ethical vegetarianism argument /|r Robert L. Muhlnickel --|t Thomson and the famous violinist /|r Leslie Burkholder --|t Marquis and the immorality of abortion /|r Leslie Burkholder --|t Tooley on abortion and infanticide /|r Ben Saunders --|t Rachels on euthanasia /|r Leslie Burkholder --|g Part V.|t Philosophy of mind.|t Leibniz' argument for innate ideas /|r Byron Kaldis --|t Descartes' arguments for the mind-body distinction /|r Dale Jacquette --|t Princess Elisabeth and the mind-body problem /|r Jen McWeeny --|t Kripke's argument for mind-body property dualism /|r Dale Jacquette --|t Argument from mental causation for physicalism /|r Amir Horowitz --|t Davidson's argument for anomalous monism /|r Amir Horowitz --|t Putnam's multiple realization argument against type-physicalism /|r Amir Horowitz --|t Supervenience argument against non-reductive physicalism /|r Andrew Russo --|t Ryle's argument against Cartesian internalism /|r Agustin Arrieta and Fernando Migura --|t Jackson's knowledge argument /|r Amir Horowitz --|t Nagel's "what is it like to be a bat" argument against physicalism /|r Amy Kind --|t Chalmer's zombie argument /|r Amy Kind --|t Argument from revelation /|r Carlos Mario Muñoz-Suárez --|t Searle and the Chinese room argument /|r Leslie Burkholder --|g Part VI.|t Science and language.|t Sir Karl Popper's demarcation argument /|r Liz Stillwaggon Swan --|t Kuhn's incommensurability arguments /|r Liz Stillwaggon Swan and Michael Bruce --|t Putnam's no miracles argument /|r Liz Stillwaggon Swan --|t Galileo's falling bodies /|r Liz Stillwaggon Swan --|t Eliminative materialism /|r Charlotte Blease --|t Wittgenstein's private language argument /|r George Wrisley --|t Fodor's argument for linguistic nativism /|r Majid Amini --|t Fodor and the impossibility of learning /|r Majid Amini --|t Quine on the indeterminacy of translation /|r Robert Sinclair --|t Davidson's argument for the principle of charity /|r Maria Caamaño --|t Frege's argument for Platonism /|r Ivan Kasa --|t Mathematical Platonism /|r Nicolas Pain.|g Appendix A.|t Learning the logical lingo.|g Appendix B.|t Rules of inference and replacement.
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