10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «ANTIMECHANIST»
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Phenomenology, Logic, and the Philosophy of Mathematics
At this point he seems to have in mind soundness for all arithmetical sentences,
as one might expectin a platonistic antimechanist argument based on G ̈odel's
theorems. In the discussion ofQ18 (p. 112), Penrose allows that “we cannot ...
2
Topics in Logic, Philosophy and Foundations of Mathematics ...
Antimechanist. The above conditions will be translated into the terms of
mathematical logic. We can assume that all Turing machines are listed in an
effective way: M\, A/2. .... Mn , . . . Let us further assume that a Lucas- style method
is given, ...
Stanisław Krajewski, Stephen Krajewski, 2007
3
From Plato to Platonism
An antimechanist inantiquity generallyrelies onthe principle that anultimate or
adequate explanation fora phenomenon must be a different sortofthing fromthat
which isinneed of an explanation. Thus, the principle of number, one, is not ...
4
The End of Economic Man: The Origins of Totalitarianism
The only difference is that the Christian concept judges the new forces
exclusively according to whether they are antimechanist and antimaterialist,
whereas liberalism and Marxism measure them by the sole standard whether
they are ...
5
Reconciling Science and Religion: The Debate in ...
One could be an antimechanist for moral rather than religious reasons, and
several important figures associated with the antimechanist movement must be
viewed in this light. Perhaps the best example of this moral antipathy to
materialism is ...
6
The General Theory: Volume 2 Overview, Extensions, Method ...
Oneis bound to be regardedasa onesided antimechanist if provokedintoa
critiqueofabrazen, onesided,mechanistic neoclassicism.And evenifconfidence
can vanish withoutwarning, thecontractionary consequencescanbe predictedwith
...
G. C. Harcourt, P. A. Riach, 2005
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Control: A History of Behavioral Psychology
He also resembled the other behaviorists in his acceptance of Watson's
aspirations to create an overarching theory of behavior, but he could not accept
Watson's means of realizing them. In particular, by taking an antimechanist
stance Kantor ...
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A Social History of Truth: Civility and Science in ...
... the Jesuit natural philosopher Franciscus Linus disputed Boyle's mechanical
interpretations, specifically impugning the competence of the spring of the air.52
An Aristotelian antimechanist, Linus claimed that the air's spring was not powerful
...
take just one example, Theodor Schwann, who is rightly considered to have
established the general laws of cell formation (1838), could also be seen as
having been sympathetic to certain antimechanist conceptions because of his
belief in ...
10
Vitalizing Nature in the Enlightenment
... to Lavoisier was not evident in their reviews of chemical works deemed outside
the pale of professional chemical research, that is, outside the linguistic matrix of
antimechanist 114 / Learning to "Read the Book of Nature.
