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by John R. Searle, A. P. Martinich, Stephen Edelston Toulmin, Sahotra Sarkar, Peter Caws, Richard Swinburne, Voltaire, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Friedrich von Schlegel, Edward Payson Powell, John William Miller, Patrick L. Gardiner, Margaret A. Boden, Jonathan Dancy, James Rachels, Peter Singer, Larry May, Leonard Linsky, Alan Ryan
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John R. Searle

American philosopher widely noted for contributions to the philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, and social philosophy.

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This new volume in the acclaimed Oxford Readings in Philosophy sereis offers a selection of the most important philosophical work being done in the new and fast-growing interdisciplinary area of artificial life. Artificial life research seeks to synthesize the characteristics of life by artificial means, particularly employing computer technology. The essays here explore such fascinating themes as the nature of life, the relation between life and mind, and the limits of technology.

How the series evolves

beginning
The Philosophy of language
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peak
Reference and modality
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finale
The philosophy of social explanation
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overall
0.8· maybe series needed more care

Books in this Series

The Philosophy of language

John R. Searle, A. P. Martinich
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The Philosophy of Science

Stephen Edelston Toulmin, Sahotra Sarkar, Peter Caws
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The justification of induction

Richard Swinburne
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The philosophy of history

Voltaire, Georg Wilhelm Friedrich Hegel, Friedrich von Schlegel, Edward Payson Powell, John William Miller, Patrick L. Gardiner
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Philosophy of Artificial Intelligence

Margaret A. Boden
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The philosophy of artificial life

Margaret A. Boden
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This new volume in the acclaimed Oxford Readings in Philosophy sereis offers a selection of the most important philosophical work being done in the new and fast-growing interdisciplinary area of artificial life. Artificial life research seeks to synthesize the characteristics of life by artificial means, particularly employing computer technology. The essays here explore such fascinating themes as the nature of life, the relation between life and mind, and the limits of technology.

Perceptual knowledge

Jonathan Dancy
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Ethical Theory 1

James Rachels
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Applied ethics

Peter Singer, Larry May
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Reference and modality

Leonard Linsky
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The philosophy of social explanation

Alan Ryan
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