Mary Midgley Editorial Introduction John Ziman tells us, in his opening salvo, that ‘Western thought since the seventeenth century has been dominated by methodological solipsism’. ‘Nowhere’, he says, ‘is this - Discourse on the Method - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	Mary Midgley Editorial Introduction John Ziman tells us, in his opening salvo, that ‘Western thought since the seventeenth century has been dominated by methodological solipsism’. ‘Nowhere’, he says, ‘is this Add to Reading List Document Date: 2006-08-18 09:02:05 Open Document File Size: 72,09 KB Share Result on Facebook City San Francisco / Oxford / London / / Company Clarendon Press / Oxford University Press / Wittgenstein / / Country Japan / / / Facility Everyman’s Library / / IndustryTerm inanimate machinery / machinery / conjectural solution / tentative solutions / grand search / tentative solution / inadequate solution / communicative network / candidate solutions / / Movie Ghost in the Machine / / Organization Oxford University / Royal Society / / Person Joan Solomon / Helga Nowotny / Alan MacFarlane / John Veitch / David Midgley / Margaret Boden / Peter Lipton / Charles Darwin / Lynne Sharpe / Thomas Henry Huxley / Peter Atkins / Marc Bekoff / Karl Popper / Michael Bavidge / John Ziman / Glen Roy / / Position distinguished physicist / Great Mechanic / producer / single architect / wise legislator / politically aware scientist / / PublishedMedium Journal of Consciousness Studies / / Technology Crusoe / / SocialTag Solipsism René Descartes Mary Midgley Discourse on the Method Science The World Reason Dualism Intersubjectivity Philosophy

Mary Midgley Editorial Introduction John Ziman tells us, in his opening salvo, that ‘Western thought since the seventeenth century has been dominated by methodological solipsism’. ‘Nowhere’, he says, ‘is this Add to Reading List