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Of Mind and Other Matters

door Nelson Goodman

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Of Mind and Other Matters displays perhaps more vividly than any one of Nelson Goodman's previous books both the remarkable diversity of his concerns and the essential unity of his thought. Many new studies are incorporated in the book, along with material, often now augmented or significantly revised, that he has published during the last decade. As a whole the volume will serve as a concise introduction to Goodman's thought for general readers, and will develop its more recent unfoldings for those philosophers and others who have grown wiser with his books over the years. Goodman transcends the narrow "scientism and humanism that set the sciences and the arts in opposition"; his insights derive from both formal philosophy and cognitive psychology. As Hilary Putnam has noted, Goodman "prefers concrete and partial progress to grand and ultimately empty visions"; and here are illuminating studies of topics ranging from science policy and museum administration and art education to narrative in literature and painting and the analysis of elusive aspects of literal and metaphorical reference. All these are ramifications of Goodman's profound and often revolutionary philosophical work on the ways we understand and even make the worlds we live in.… (meer)
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Um compilado um pouco errático de observações e comentários em cima de sua própria posição de desenvolvimentos filosóficos, terminando com uma simpática mas não muito instrutiva entrevista televisiva e incluindo uma espécie de relatório divertido das incursões de Goodman pela administração de um projeto educacional voltado às artes (o qual a alegoria da universidade de Marte é um bom achado: lá as ciências são coisas de gênio e relegadas a atividades esparsas ou extra-curriculares, enquanto as artes são subdivididas e estudadas em detalhe). Goodman também responde a objeções pontuais a seu irrealismo dos muitos mundos (como reforçar a ideia de que nenhum começo é nem absoluto e nem arbitrário) e procura esclarecer desentendimentos quanto à sua postura quanto à exemplificação e sua proposta de sintomas do estético, e a compatibilidade de seu nominalismo com tudo isso (é um nominalismo que restringe as entidades à indivíduos, não especificando um tipo de indivíduo requerido). Os comentários sobre a referencialidade são no estilo resumo, embora quanto à denotação ficcional sejam especialmente límpidos, com o belo exemplo baseado em Calvino sobre as inúmeras etiquetas de extensão nula. A parte sobre a noção de implementação nas artes também é instrutiva, mas no todo fico com a impressão que gosto do livro por já gostar das ideias do autor e do modo criativo e idiossincrático que ele as mobiliza. O livro, portanto, parece existir mais para fornecer um bom conjunto de textos afim de familiarizar de vez os já interessados. ( )
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Of Mind and Other Matters displays perhaps more vividly than any one of Nelson Goodman's previous books both the remarkable diversity of his concerns and the essential unity of his thought. Many new studies are incorporated in the book, along with material, often now augmented or significantly revised, that he has published during the last decade. As a whole the volume will serve as a concise introduction to Goodman's thought for general readers, and will develop its more recent unfoldings for those philosophers and others who have grown wiser with his books over the years. Goodman transcends the narrow "scientism and humanism that set the sciences and the arts in opposition"; his insights derive from both formal philosophy and cognitive psychology. As Hilary Putnam has noted, Goodman "prefers concrete and partial progress to grand and ultimately empty visions"; and here are illuminating studies of topics ranging from science policy and museum administration and art education to narrative in literature and painting and the analysis of elusive aspects of literal and metaphorical reference. All these are ramifications of Goodman's profound and often revolutionary philosophical work on the ways we understand and even make the worlds we live in.

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