Atlas Trail
How Philosophy Disagrees: Four Open Questions and Two New Schools
A path through what this wave added: the mind-body problem, free will versus determinism, the Gettier problem and internalism versus externalism as first-class open disagreements, then the Kyoto School and the Frankfurt School, two twentieth-century traditions the atlas had not yet covered.
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Open Questions
The mind-body problem: is the mind identical with the brain, or genuinely non-physical?
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Open Questions
Free will versus determinism: libertarians, hard determinists and compatibilists still disagree.
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Open Questions
The Gettier problem: sixty years on, no fourth condition for knowledge has won consensus.
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Open Questions
Internalism versus externalism: must justification be accessible from the inside?
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Schools of Philosophy
The Kyoto School: Nishida Kitaro's philosophy of absolute nothingness.
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Schools of Philosophy
The Frankfurt School: critical theory from Horkheimer and Adorno to Habermas.
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