1. Gilbert Harman - Wikipedia, The Free Encyclopedia Gilbert Harman (born 1938) is a contemporary American philosopher, teaching at Princeton University, who has published widely on ethics, epistemology, http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Gilbert_Harman

Gilbert Harman From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia Jump to: navigation search Gilbert Harman (born ) is a contemporary American philosopher , teaching at Princeton University , who has published widely on ethics epistemology metaphysics and the philosophies of language and mind . He was educated at Swarthmore College and Harvard University , where he earned his Ph.D. in Philosophy. His daughter, Elizabeth Harman , is also a philosopher and a member of the philosophy department and the center for human values at Princeton University. Harman shares the belief of his Ph.D. advisor Willard Van Orman Quine that philosophy and science are continuous, as well as his skepticism about conceptual analysis . As a moral philosopher , he is best-known for his explanatory argument for anti-realism and for his defense of a form of ethical relativism , most recently and comprehensively in Moral Relativism and Moral Objectivity (Oxford: Blackwell, 1996), in which he debates the issue with Judith Jarvis Thomson More recently, Harman has attacked the idea that people have set characters of the sort that could ground virtue ethics. He was awarded the Jean Nicod Prize in Paris in edit Works Monographs: Thought (Princeton,1973)

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Table of contents Current issue Search journal Archived issues ... Other journals Journal of the New Zealand Medical Association, 31-March-2006, Vol 119 No 1231 Harman Gilbert Smith Harman Smith was the last of the group of New Zealanders who went to the UK shortly after WW2 to train as orthopaedic surgeons and by chance found themselves working in London at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital. Harman was born and educated in Whangarei and over the years maintained contact with the North and spent holidays in the same bay that he did as a child. He qualified in Dunedin in 1940 and from 1941 to 1944 worked as a house surgeon and registrar at Auckland and Greenlane Hospitals carrying out a wide variety of operations as a registrar, as a number of the senior staff were in the Forces. At an early stage he was drawn to orthopaedics and never lost his enthusiasm for the specialty. He then served as a surgeon in the Navy in the Pacific for 20 months and was in Japanese waters when the atomic bomb was dropped on Hiroshima in August 1945. From 1947 to 1950 was spent in the UK, initially as an anatomy demonstrator at the Middlesex Hospital (obtaining the FRCS in 1948) and then at the Royal National Orthopaedic Hospital.

3. 20th WCP: Qualia, Robots And Complementarity Of Subject And Object harman gilbert (1991/3) Can Science Understand the Mind? in Harman, Gilbert (ed.) Conceptions of the Mind Essays in Honor of George Miller , http://www.bu.edu/wcp/Papers/Mind/MindBolt.htm

Philosophy of Mind Qualia, Robots and Complementarity of Subject and Object Piotr Boltuc St. Olaf College Boltuc@stolaf.edu ABSTRACT: Jackson claims that a person who sees colors for the first time by this very fact acquires a certain knowledge which she or he could not have learned in a black and white world. This argument can be generalized to other secondary qualities. I argue that this claim is indefensible without implicit recourse to the first-person experience; also Nagel’s "what it is like" argument is polemically weak. Hence, we have no argument able to dismiss physicalism by consideration of first-person qualia ( contra Jackson); however, it does not force us to endorse qualia-reductionism. In the second part of my paper I defend non-reductionism in a different way. Following Nagel and Harman, I try to avoid criticisms usually presented against Nagel, seeing subjectivity and objectivity as two complementary structures of the subjective and objective element of our language. I refer to classical German philosophy, phenomenology and Marxist dialectics which have developed a complementary approach crucial in the reductionist/anti-reductionist controversy in the philosophy of mind. "Opinion says hot and cold, but the reality is atoms and empty space."

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Literature Guides Criticism/Essays Biographies Research Anything: All BookRags Literature Guides Essays Criticism Biographies Encyclopedias History Encyclopedias Films Periodic Table ... Search "Gilbert Harman" Article Navigation Encyclopedia of Philosophy on Gilbert Harman Gilbert Harman About 5 pages (1,384 words) in 2 products View additional search results... Encyclopedia of Philosophy Gilbert Harman was born in 1938, graduated from Swarthmore College in 1960, and received his PhD from Harvard in 1963, where W. V. Quine was his dissertation advisor. He is distinctive in being a leading contributor across a broad range of subdisciplines of philosophy: epistemology, ethics, philosophy of language, philosophy of mind, and metaphysics. This entry reviews only a few of his many important contributions. Harman has been perhaps the most significant contemporary defender of moral relativism. According to Harman, moral right and wrong are akin to motion: They are relative It should be noted, too, that, although he distinguishes them, Harman embraces forms of each of normative moral relativism, moral judgment relativism

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See larger image Harman Gilbert, Kulkarni Sanjeev: Reliable Reasoning Induction And Statistical Learning Theory Mit Press Ltd (United States), 2007 Hardback, 114 pages Size: 210x145 mm ISBN: 9780262083607 ISBN-10: 0262083604 List price: You save: 15% In stock: Usually ships within 24 hours. Will be shipped from: United Kingdom Add to Shopping Basket Reliable Reasoning Talks about the implications for philosophy and cognitive science of developments in statistical learning theory. This work argues that philosophy and cognitive science can benefit from statistical learning theory (SLT), the theory that lies behind the advances in machine learning. Related links: Gilbert Harman Sanjeev Kulkarni Learning Psychology ... Mit Press Ltd More information from Wikipedia: Gilbert Harman Sanjeev Kulkarni Search Advanced Search Browse Arts Children's and educational Computing and information technology Earth sciences, geography, environment, planning ... Technology, engineering, agriculture, veterinary science Authors’ Name Index A B C D ... Z Your shopping basket is empty Your Account Are you a current customer?

9. Gilbert Harman Philosopher at Princeton University specializing in ethics and the philosophy of mind. http://www.princeton.edu/~harman/

Gilbert Harman Department of Philosophy Princeton University Princeton, NJ 08544-1006 Phone: 609-258-4301 Fax: 609-258-1502 Email: harman@princeton.edu Harman and Kulkarni, Reliable Reasoning Interests Ethics : guilt-free morality, analogies between moral philosophy and linguistics, moral particularism, virtue ethics, moral relativism. Epistemology : induction, statistical learning theory, psychology of reasoning, pragmatic aspects of reasoning, logic as a theory of implication not inference, rejection of apriori knowledge, epistemic foundations, full belief as believing one knows. Language : rejection of analyticity, conceptual role semantics, truth-functional "semantics," linguistics. Mind : consciousness, intention, self-reflexive states, cognitive science. Teaching . On leave for the 2007-2008 school year: no teaching. Back in Fall 2008. Online versions of recent work Recent unpublished writings. Recent published writings. Publication list Recent News January 22, 2008 . Two new papers by Erica Roedder and me about the analogy between language and moral theory are now in Recent unpublished writings.

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CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN WILFRID SELLARS AND GILBERT HARMAN ON TRUTH Contents February 26, 1970: Sellars to Harman March 24, 1970: Harman to Sellars November 20, 1970: Sellars to Harman December 9, 1970: Harman to Sellars THE ROCKEFELLER UNIVERSITY New York, N.Y. l0021 February 26, 1970 Professor Gilbert Harman Department of Philosophy Princeton University Princeton, New Jersey Dear Gil: I have read and reread your insightful and challenging review of Science and Metaphysics , and have been accumulating notes, I won't say for a reply, but for a first attempt at rising to your closing challenge. I shall concentrate on the points you raise concerning meaning and truth, leaving to another occasion topics which, though important, do not touch the very heart of the enterprise. Thus I shall not discuss your comments on the availability and/or adequacy of concepts of thinking-out-loud and its modes as models for the construction of a theoretical framework which introduce classical thought-episodes. I certainly did not mean to imply that all the thinking of Jones' Rylean contemporaries was thinking-out-loud, but only that they did more of it than we do. Most of their thinking would be, in the terminology of my "Language as Thought and as Communication," extremely short term proximate propensities to think such and such out loud. (I thought I had made this clear in SM .) Also, I have stressed from the beginning that inner thought episodes, though construed on the model of overt speech, are not to be thought of as "words going through ones head." No verbal imagery need occur, and even when it does, the imagery is not itself the thinking, but at most a symptom of it.

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15. MindPapers: 2.3e. Conceptual Role Approaches harman, gilbert (1987). (Nonsolipsistic) conceptual role semantics. In Ernest LePore (ed.), New Directions in Semantics. Academic Press. http://consc.net/mindpapers/2.3e

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Register Log in FAQ CiteULike News Discussion Journals Browse current issues Groups Search groups Explaining Value Full Text Explaining Value , pp. i-238. by Harman Gilbert Part I. Moral Relativism Explaining Value , pp. 1-3. by Harman Gilbert 1. Moral Relativism Defended Explaining Value , pp. 3-20. by Harman Gilbert 2. What Is Moral Relativism? Explaining Value , pp. 20-39. by Harman Gilbert 3. Relativistic Ethics: Morality as Politics Explaining Value , pp. 39-58. by Harman Gilbert 4. Justice and Moral Bargaining Explaining Value , pp. 58-77. by Harman Gilbert 5. Is There a Single True Morality? Explaining Value , pp. 77-101. by Harman Gilbert Part II. Intrinsic Value Explaining Value , pp. 101-103. by Harman Gilbert 6. Toward a Theory of Intrinsic Value Explaining Value , pp. 103-117. by Harman Gilbert 7. Desired Desires Explaining Value , pp. 117-137. by Harman Gilbert 8. Intrinsic Value Explaining Value , pp. 137-149. by Harman Gilbert Part III. Virtue Explaining Value , pp. 149-151. by Harman Gilbert 9. Human Flourishing, Ethics, and Liberty Explaining Value , pp. 151-165. by Harman Gilbert 10. Moral Philosophy Meets Social Psychology: Virtue Ethics and the Fundamental Attribution Error

17. Willard Van Orman Quine Essay Collection Details: Philosophy Of Quine And Quinte harman, gilbert, Quine on meaning and existence, I. Rev.Metaph 21 (1967), 124151. harman, gilbert, Quine on meaning and existence, II. Rev. http://www.wvquine.org/wvq-toc.html

Willard Van Orman Quine essay collection details: Philosophy of Quine (2001) and Quintessence WVQ Table of Contents (this page) Philosophy of Quine Quintessence Search WVQ web site Feedback and guest books ... WVQ Web Site Map WVQ Web Content by DBQ About WVQ Art by WVQ Articles by WVQ Audio recordings ... Web sites - obsolete DBQ Family Web Sites Quine Ancestors Quine Family Tree Boynton Ancestors Boynton Family Tree ... Robert Quine Details of W. V. Quine posthumous essay reprint collections. Table of contents for Philosophy of Quine (Dagfinn Føllesdal, Editor) . This five volume collection reprints reviews and articles about Willard Van Orman Quine, mathematician and philosopher. Belknap Press announcement of Quintessence - Basic Readings from the Philosophy of W. V. Quine , (Roger Gibson, Editor), 384 pp. (March, 2004). Thirty five of Quine's classic essays on analyticity and reductionism; the indeterminacy of translation of theoretical sentences and the inscrutability of reference; ontology; naturalized epistemology; philosophy of mind; and extensionalism. This page is maintained by Douglas Boynton Quine ; please e-mail recommended additions, or corrections to the webmaster:

18. Institut | Nicod ----- Bibliothèque Change in view principles of reasoning / gilbert harman. The nature of morality an introduction to ethics / gilbert harman. 1997 HAR http://www.institutnicod.org/biblio/biblio2.php?alpha=h

19. SSRN-Conceptual Role Semantics By Mark Greenberg, Gilbert Harman SSRNConceptual Role Semantics by Mark Greenberg, gilbert harman. http://papers.ssrn.com/sol3/papers.cfm?abstract_id=800187

20. Bibliography Of Cognitive Science And Ethics harman, gilbert. Forthcoming. Using a Linguistic Analogy to Study Morality. . harman, gilbert. 2001. Virtue Ethics without Character Traits. http://hem.passagen.se/ollekillen/cogethics.html

A Bibliography of Cognitive Science and Ethics Compiled by Olle Blomberg , olle.blomberg[at]home.se. I can no longer actively keep this bibliography updated. To help me maintain it as a useful resource in the future, please email me with any suggestions about new entries. Thanks! Last updated March 1, 2006. Minor update on August 7, 2007: Link to a Neuroethics Portal added to the related sites page This page is listed at Action Theory Cognitive Science and Philosophy Bibliography Index Contemporary Philosophy of Mind: An Annotated Bibliography EpistemeLinks.com ... Research Sources on Concepts of Person and Self This is a bibliography of material where issues in moral philosophy are engaged with the theoretical tools of the cognitive sciences. Most items bear primarily on moral psychology and epistemology. The authors included here are applying concepts and theories from the cognitive sciences in ethics, rather than investigating research and theories in those sciences from a moral point of view. The bibliography is organized into the following seven sections: Naturalism in ethics and cognitive science Moral cognition: rules, connectionism and concepts

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