Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Volume 3: Determinables–Fuzzy Logic
English

Encyclopedia of Philosophy, Volume 3: Determinables–Fuzzy Logic

Donald M. Borchert
English
Encyclopedia
Macmillan Reference USA
2006
771 pages
5.6 MB

Introduction

Volume 3 brings together philosophical topics and thinkers spanning the entries from determinables to fuzzy logic. Its articles demonstrate the breadth of philosophical inquiry, ranging from classical questions concerning reality, knowledge, ethics, and freedom to modern discussions of computation, language, society, and scientific explanation. Through historical scholarship and conceptual analysis, the volume provides an integrated foundation for investigating the development and contemporary relevance of major philosophical problems.

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Keywords

PhilosophyEpistemologyEthicsDeterminismExistentialismFree WillFuzzy LogicEpictetusDesiderius