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January 16, 2011appearance and reality, bradley, David Crossley, epistemology, idealism, metaphysics, moral philosophy, political philosophy, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy

F.H. Bradley

Here is a recently published entry on F.H. Bradley for the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy. To my mind, Bradley was the most formidable of the British idealists. I treasure my first edition copy of Appearance and Reality.

March 10, 2010behaviorism, category error, cognition, cognitive science, concept of mind, Daniel Dennett, Descartes, epistemology, ghost in the machine, Gilbert Ryle, Julia Tanney, knowing how knowing that, oakeshott, philosophy of mind, ryle, situated cognition, Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy, The Encyclopedia of Philosophy, The Philosophical Lexicon

Ryle

ryle, v. to give examples. “He ryles on and on without ever daring a conclusion.” Hence, n. An example. “His argument was elucidated by a variety of apt ryles.” “The original ryle has been chisholmed beyond recognition.” (2) A variety of smooth, lucid, thin ice that forms on bogs. The Philosophical Lexicon I chanced upon…