10 ENGLISH BOOKS RELATING TO «SELF-EVIDENCE»
Discover the use of
self-evidence in the following bibliographical selection. Books relating to
self-evidence and brief extracts from same to provide context of its use in English literature.
1
Weaving
Self-
evidence: A Sociology of Logic
Weaving Self-Evidence will interest students and researchers in sociology and the history and philosophy of science and technology, and anyone curious about how scientists work. "This is a beautifully crafted book.
2
Labour of love: beyond the
self-
evidence of everyday life
The book is an invitation to reconsider the conditions for gender equality and to explore further the cultural tangle behind this persistent tolerance for injustice within European thinking.
Tordis Borchgrevink, Øystein Gullvåg Holter, 1995
3
Interpreting Husserl: Critical and Comparative Studies
2 Self-evidence, says Husserl, is 'an 'experiencing' of something that is, and is
thus; it is precisely a mental seeing of something itself'.3 The object which is
intended is also given; and furthermore, it is given just as it is intended. To
encounter ...
4
The Concept of Knowledge
Self-Evidence. THE GENERAL NOTION of evidence sufficient for knowledge is
clear enough. Such evidence guarantees the truth of the proposition known ; it
renders a mistake impossible. In the case of derivative knowledge a paradigm of
...
5
Rational Egoism: A Selective and Critical History
tion to self-evidence, they must have the highest certainty, (e.g., ME 211-12, 373~
86)9 And when he applies these tests to common-sense morality, he is willing to
use any of the tests to discredit a claim to self- evidence. I think the laxness is ...
6
Experience and Judgment
If, within the manifold of judgments pregiven to us, we have thus separated self-
evident judgments capable of being carried out again in their original self-
evidence from those which are not self-evident and are not capable of attaining it,
this is ...
Edmund Husserl, Ludwig Landgrebe, 1973
7
Discovering Existence with Husserl
The nature of identification and its relations with self-evidence allows us to
answer this question. The process of identification can be infinite. But it is
concluded in self-evidence — in the presence of the object in person before
consciousness.
Emmanuel Levinas, Richard A. Cohen, Michael B. Smith, 1998
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Finding and Confirming Truth
A problem of self-contradiction exists here, however, because “self-evidence”
proposes, on the one hand, that we do not need anything other than a true
statement in order to know the truth of that statement, but then, on the other hand,
it also ...
9
The Good in the Right: A Theory of Intuition and Intrinsic Value
this,28 but there is no need for intuitionism, either as a moral epistemology
positing intuitive knowledge of moral principles, or as an ethical pluralism, to
deny it.29 Hard and Soft Self-Evidence To see why this point has often been
missed, ...
10
Phenomenology and Dialectical Materialism
THE PROBLEM OF ERROR It was relatively easy to legitimate the notion of [self-]
evidence as the primordial mode of intentionality, by opposing it to unauthentic
acts of consciousness. A more delicate problem is raised if we examine the ...
Đức Thảo Trần, Robert Sonné Cohen, 1986
10 NEWS ITEMS WHICH INCLUDE THE TERM «SELF-EVIDENCE»
Find out what the national and international press are talking about and how the term
self-evidence is used in the context of the following news items.
Turning the Tables on Global Self-Evidence
Empty prisons, abandoned shipyards, derelict factories—in the past couple of decades these raw and unpolished places have become very popular as locations ... «ArtSlant, Jul 15»
Goodman-Birtcher conditional use terms approved in South Middleton
“They worked that out to a degree among themselves (26 conditions),” Faley continued. “Made our job a hell of a lot easier. By doing that, it's just self-evidence ... «The Sentinel, Jul 15»
Reflections for the Fourth
In the more than two centuries since, we have struggled and sometimes fought over the precise scope of those truths --- self-evidence often in the eye of the ... «Durham Herald Sun, Jul 15»
Is our universe actually a hologram?
It might seem self-evidence that the universe is three-dimensional, but a new theory is starting to gain some traction: that the universe is a two-dimensional ... «Nature World Report, Apr 15»
The Charlesworth case is a technicality, and places a burden on her
... between guilt and innocence; but this occurred by singular persistence of one juror until the self-evidence turned, and the jury found the accused innocent. «Grand Junction Daily Sentinel, Apr 15»
Disarm the Police
... police violence? The 'self-evidence' of the need for police is premised on maintenance of a social order that has violent repression as its 'logical' outcome. «CounterPunch, Apr 15»
Torture is tamasic
Apparently the CIA stopped believing in the “self-evidence” of the fact that all humans are entitled to life, liberty, and the pursuit of happiness. I realize that world ... «Patheos, Dec 14»
Antwerp: Karel Fonteyne Tales of Silence
Every composition is unexpected: he avoids every self-evidence, every fulfilment of a banal expectation. The woman and men who each in their own way seem ... «The Eye of Photography, Oct 14»
Energy Geopolitics and the US 'Mission' in Iraq and Syria
The war against IS has taken on an air of self-evidence in the U.S. media without many details being put forward to support it. 'Defeating terrorism' has been the ... «CounterPunch, Sep 14»
Art All Over
... Pop's mirroring of mass culture, minimalism's at-a-glance self-evidence, conceptualism's recourse to boundless thought, installation art's funhouse sociability. «The New Yorker, Aug 14»
