Philosophy Terminology

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A Philosophy Terminology is a technical terminology for a Philosophy Domain.



References

1994

  • (Dennett, 1994) => Daniel C. Dennett. (1994). "The Message is: There is no Medium."
    • QUOTE: Sydney Shoemaker notes that my "avoidance of the standard philosophical terminology for discussing such matters" often creates problems for me; philosophers have a hard time figuring out what I am saying and what I am denying. My refusal to play ball with my colleagues is deliberate, of course, since I view the standard philosophical terminology as worse than useless--a major obstacle to progress since it consists of so many errors trapped in the seductively lucid amber of tradition: "obvious truths" that are simply false, broken-backed distinctions, and other cognitive illusions. I want to shift the perspective of philosophy of mind, and for that task using the standard terminology would be counterproductive.