……道德（我推荐牛津哲学文本版）维特根斯坦：《哲学研究》（超级、超级难，但收获巨大）几本当代著作：吉尔伯特·赖尔：《心的概念》（The Concept of Mind）威拉德·范·奥曼·蒯因：《从逻辑的观点看》J·L·麦基：《伦理学：发明对与错》托马斯·内格尔：《致命问题》（短篇散文，写得好，非常通俗易懂）伯纳德·威廉姆斯：……
…Morals (I recommend the Oxford Philosophical Texts editions) Wittgenstein: Philosophical Investigations (terribly, terribly difficult, but very rewarding) A few contemporary things: Gilbert Ryle: The Concept of Mind Willard Van Orman Quine: From a Logical Point of View J. L. Mackie: Ethics: Inventing Right and Wrong Thomas Nagel: Mortal Questions (short essays, well-written, very accessible) Bernard Williams:…
Are you referring to Cartesian dualism? Have you read Gilbert Ryle's "The Concept of Mind" (1949) [0]? This is a very old and tired argument. The form you seem to be endorsing has fallen out of favor in philosophy circles. For an intuitive understanding of why interactionist dualism is…
…before and don't know what compelled me to try today. It was rewarding! Pretty much every thread had new ideas not discussed in previous threads. One quick takeaway: it seems like reading Ryle's The Concept of Mind is a good next step for going deeper on this topic.
…principles of Clausewitz; he must also be competent to apply them.” “Knowing how to apply maxims cannot be reduced to, or derived from, the acceptance of those or any other maxims.” — Ryle, Gilbert. The Concept of Mind (1949) I started reading this a couple of weeks ago after seeing it referenced in Peter Naur’s “Programming as Theory Building”, and this point of his in particular keeps coming up in all sorts of contexts:…
So is it a joke on "Gilbert Ryle: The Concept of Mind"? But it just reiterates his first example using breakfast instead of university... 'The first example is of a visitor to Oxford. The visitor, upon viewing the colleges and library, reportedly inquired…
……道德（我推荐牛津哲学文本版）维特根斯坦：《哲学研究》（超级、超级难，但收获巨大）几本当代著作：吉尔伯特·赖尔：《心的概念》（The Concept of Mind）威拉德·范·奥曼·蒯因：《从逻辑的观点看》J·L·麦基：《伦理学：发明对与错》托马斯·内格尔：《致命问题》（短篇散文，写得好，非常通俗易懂）伯纳德·威廉姆斯：……
…Morals (I recommend the Oxford Philosophical Texts editions) Wittgenstein: Philosophical Investigations (terribly, terribly difficult, but very rewarding) A few contemporary things: Gilbert Ryle: The Concept of Mind Willard Van Orman Quine: From a Logical Point of View J. L. Mackie: Ethics: Inventing Right and Wrong Thomas Nagel: Mortal Questions (short essays, well-written, very accessible) Bernard Williams:…
你说的是笛卡尔的二元论吗？你读过吉尔伯特·赖尔 1949 年的《心的概念》[0] 吗？这已经是个非常陈旧过时的论调了。你似乎支持的那种形式在哲学界早就失宠了。要想直观地理解为什么相互作用二元论是……
Are you referring to Cartesian dualism? Have you read Gilbert Ryle's "The Concept of Mind" (1949) [0]? This is a very old and tired argument. The form you seem to be endorsing has fallen out of favor in philosophy circles. For an intuitive understanding of why interactionist dualism is…
……以前从没这样过，也不知道今天是什么驱使我去试试。真没白看！几乎每个帖子都有之前没讨论过的新想法。一个直接的收获是：读一读赖尔的《心的概念》似乎是进一步深入这个话题的不错选择。
…before and don't know what compelled me to try today. It was rewarding! Pretty much every thread had new ideas not discussed in previous threads. One quick takeaway: it seems like reading Ryle's The Concept of Mind is a good next step for going deeper on this topic.
赖尔的《心的概念》，罗森布鲁姆的《On Minds》
concept of mind by ryle on minds by rosenbloom
……克劳塞维茨的原则；他还必须有能力应用它们。”“知道如何应用原则不能被还原为、也不能推导自对这些或任何其他原则的接受。”——吉尔伯特·赖尔，《心的概念》（1949）。在彼得·诺尔的《编程即理论构建》中看到引用后，我几周前开始读这本书，他的这个特定观点不断在各种语境下浮现：……
…principles of Clausewitz; he must also be competent to apply them.” “Knowing how to apply maxims cannot be reduced to, or derived from, the acceptance of those or any other maxims.” — Ryle, Gilbert. The Concept of Mind (1949) I started reading this a couple of weeks ago after seeing it referenced in Peter Naur’s “Programming as Theory Building”, and this point of his in particular keeps coming up in all sorts of contexts:…
所以这是在玩“吉尔伯特·赖尔：《心的概念》”的梗吗？但这只是把大学换成早餐，把他的第一个例子重复了一遍而已……“第一个例子是一个参观牛津的访客。据报道，访客在参观了学院和图书馆后询问……
So is it a joke on "Gilbert Ryle: The Concept of Mind"? But it just reiterates his first example using breakfast instead of university... 'The first example is of a visitor to Oxford. The visitor, upon viewing the colleges and library, reportedly inquired…