The book promises to revitalize analytic philosophy by extending its method so that it could be discovered how the mind’s rationality evolved. Several novel results of this extension are presented, for example, surprising types of defence of religion, morality and free will. Reinvigorated by Darwinian insights, the author contends, philosophical method can yield greater understanding of self-hood, consciousness of time and the nature of relation of thought to language. The philosophy that emerges is within the naturalistic tradition as represented by W.V.O. Quine, the eminent American philosopher. The book defends this tradition against its strongest contemporary competitor-the Kantian tradition.
The Raft is not the Shore: Towards a world where spirituality and politics meet
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