1. Gilbert Harman Current interests Ethics, epistemology, metaphysics, language, and mind. Gilbert Harman. Room 118, 1879 Hall, Department of Philosophy http://www.princeton.edu/~harman

Gilbert Harman Room 118, 1879 Hall, Department of Philosophy Princeton University , Princeton, NJ 08544-1006 Phone: 609-258-4301, Fax: 609-258-1502 Email is most reliable: harman@princeton.edu Current interests : Ethics, epistemology, metaphysics, language, and mind. Teaching Online versions of recent drafts and papers. List of Publications Princeton Cognitive Science , including announcements of local events in cognitive science during the school year and information about the George Miller Prize for the best interdisciplinary senior thesis in cognitive science. Family Pictures This page created and maintained by Gilbert Harman URL: http://www.princeton.edu/~harman/index.html Last edited: "March 14, 2003, 10:36 am"

2. Harman Gilbert harman gilbert 1989 The Intrinsic Quality of Experience , in James Tomberlin (ed.)Philosophical Perspectives, 4, Action Theory and Philosophy of Mind, 3152. http://lgxserver.uniba.it/lei/mind/books/b_120.htm

Harman Gilbert 1989 "The Intrinsic Quality of Experience", in James Tomberlin (ed.) Philosophical Perspectives, 4, Action Theory and Philosophy of Mind

3. Harman Gilbert On Noam Chomsky: Critical Essays harman gilbert On Noam Chomsky Critical Essays. Title On Noam ChomskyCritical Essays Author harman gilbert. Category Reference http://www.novelshopping.com/Harman-Gilbert-On-Noam-Chomsky-Critical-0870233556.

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4. Lucy, Gilbert, Olivia, And Elizabeth Harman GILBERT, LUCY, ELIZABETH, AND OLIVIA HARMAN Lucy. Elizabeth. Olivia. This page createdand maintained by Gilbert Harman Last edited February 22, 2003, 0152 pm . http://members.bellatlantic.net/~vze2srqb/

GILBERT, LUCY, ELIZABETH, AND OLIVIA HARMAN Gilbert teaches philosophy at Princeton. To see his philosophy web page click HERE Lucy is a psychotherapist, with a specialty in family therapy. Elizabeth is finishing a dissertation for a Ph.D. in philosophy at MIT. Olivia is class of 2004 at Swarthmore. Gilbert Lucy Elizabeth Olivia This page created and maintained by Gilbert Harman Last edited: "February 22, 2003, 01:52 pm"

5. HARMAN GILBERT (in VSCCAT) harman gilbert. Records 1 to 2 of 2. Harman, Gilbert. Change in view principlesof reasoning / Gilbert Harman. Cambridge, Mass. MIT Press, c1986. http://scolar.vsc.edu:8003/VSCCAT?A=HARMAN GILBERT

6. Hippias: Limited Area Search Of Philosophy On The Internet Gilbert harman gilbert Harman Department of Philosophy Room 118, 1879 Hall PrincetonUniversity Princeton, NJ 085441006 Phone 609-258-4301 Fax 609-258-1502 http://hippias.evansville.edu/search.cgi?John Searle&11

7. Paf_5 - Pafg04.htm - Generated By Personal Ancestral File Mr. Gilbert and Mrs. BF Harman, who was called to Oklahoma City severaldays ago, were accompanied as far as St. 106, M, i, James harman gilbert. http://www.suhler-thompson.com/paf_5/pafg04.htm

Descendants of Mr. Ford Fourth Generation Jane Wells Nancy E. Ford Solomon Mr. Jane married Mr. Ballard They had the following children: F i Emma Ballard M ii Ollie Ballard F iii Jennie Ballard F iv Mattie Ballard M v Earl Ballard M vi Morton Ballard M vii Arthur Ballard Etta Ford Daniel J. (or G.) Solomon Mr. Etta married Mr. Lynch They had the following children: M i Edward Lynch Charles B. Gilbert Elizabeth Ann Ford Solomon Mr. ) was born in Jan 1861/1869. He died on 4 Oct 1932 in Waltonville, Jefferson County, Illinois and was buried on 6 Oct 1932 in Waltonville, Jefferson County, Illinois. OBITUARY: The Mt. Vernon Register News published the following on Tuesday, October 4, 1932 which read: "Charles B. Gilbert, aged 71 years, died at noon today at his home in Blissville township, after an illness of several months. A member of an old Jefferson county family, Mr. Gilbert was well known, and had been active for years in Republican politics. He served as a member of the board of supervisors, and was at one time chairman of the board. A substantial and successful farmer. Mr. Gilbert had many friends throughout the county, and was generally respected for his ability and fine character. Mr. Gilbert is survived by a widow, and one son, Alva S. Gilbert of Waltonville; a daughter, Mrs. G. W. Stoddard, of Decatur, died in January of this year. He also leaves four grandchildren. Funeral services will be held Thursday morning at 10 o'clock at Waltonville Methodist church of which Mr. Gilbert had long been a member." Charles married

8. 20th WCP: Qualia, Robots And Complementarity Of Subject And Object (22) Jackson 82 loc. cit. (23) p. 459. (24) Harman, Gilbert op. 3152.harman gilbert (1991/3) Can Science Understand the Mind? 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."

9. Gilbert Harman Philosopher of mind, ethicist at Princeton University.Category Society Philosophy Academics......This page has moved to here. http://www.cogsci.princeton.edu/~ghh/

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10. Gilbert Harman On-Line Papers gilbert harman Unpublished Stuff Note. These are drafts that will not correspondexactly to the edited published versions. Forthcoming Responses and Reviews. http://www.princeton.edu/~harman/Papers/

Gilbert Harman: Unpublished Stuff Note These are drafts that will not correspond exactly to the edited published versions. Forthcoming Responses and Reviews "Epistemicism." Draft of my contribution to a symposium on Jonathan Adler's Belief's Own Ethics at the Pacific meeting of the American Philosophical Association in San Francisco, on March 29, 2003. PDF Review of Timothy Williamson, Knowledge and Its Limits for The Philosophical Review (revised December 4, 2002). PDF Review of Robert Audi, The Architecture of Reason , for The Philosophical Quarterly PDF Review of H. P. Grice, Aspects of Reason , forthcoming in The Philosophical Quarterly PDF Other Forthcoming Papers "Practical Aspects of Theoretical Reasoning," to appear in a volume on Rationality , edited by Al Mele and Piers Rawling, Oxford University Press, PDF "The Future of the A Priori," to appear in the Journal of Philosophical Research PDF or HTML (minor corrections December 26, 2002). "Skepticism and Foundations," to appear in Steven Luper, ed., The Skeptics: Contemporary Essays (Ashgate) PDF or HTML "Three Trends in Moral and Political Philosophy," to appear in an issue of

11. Handout 13: Literatur Zu Gilbert Harmans Relativismus Proseminar SoSe 2001 Ethischer Relativismus Literatur zu gilbert harmans Relativismus harman, gilbert (1975) Moral Relativism Defended, Philosophical Review 84, S. 322. http://www.gwdg.de/~sophia/schroth/ss01/ss01_h13.htm

Proseminar SoSe 2001: Ethischer Relativismus Handout 13: Literatur zu Gilbert Harmans Relativismus Harman, Gilbert (1975): Moral Relativism Defended, Philosophical Review 84, S. 3-22. Wiederabgedruckt in Harman, Explaining Value and Other Essays in Moral Philosophy , Oxford 2000, S. 3-19. Harman, Gilbert (1977): The Nature of Morality. An Introduction to Ethics , New York. - , Frankfurt a. M. 1981, Kap. 8 und 9. Harman, Gilbert (1978): Relativistic Ethics: Morality as Politics, Midwest Studies in Philosophy Vol. 3: Studies in Ethical Theory , hrsg. von Peter French, Theodore E. Uehling und Howard Wettstein, Morris, S. 109-21. Wiederabgedruckt in Harman, Explaining Value and Other Essays in Moral Philosophy , Oxford 2000, S. 39-57. Harman, Gilbert (1978): What is Moral Relativism?, in Values and Morals , hrsg. von Alvin I. Goldman und Jaegwon Kim, Dordrecht, S. 143-61. Wiederabgedruckt in Harman, Explaining Value and Other Essays in Moral Philosophy , Oxford 2000, S. 20-38. Harman, Gilbert (1985): Is There a Single True Morality?, in Morality, Reason and Truth. New Essays on the Foundations of Ethics

12. SELLARS-HARMAN CORRESPONDENCE CORRESPONDENCE BETWEEN WILFRID SELLARS AND gilbert harman ON TRUTH{*} http://www.ditext.com/sellars/sh-corr.html

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.

13. Philosophy 535 Philosophy of Mind Consciousness Fall Term 19992000 gilbert harman Reading. gilbertharman, Wide Functionalism, RMM 235-243. Cody Gilmore presents. http://www.cogsci.princeton.edu/~ghh/Consciousness.html

Philosophy 535. Philosophy of Mind: Consciousness Fall Term 1999-2000 Gilbert Harman Reading NOC = The Nature of Consciousness: Philosophical Debates, edited by Ned Block, Owen Flanagan, and Guven Guzeldere (Cambridge, MA: MIT Press, 1997). Copies have been ordered at the Princeton University Store. RMM = Gilbert Harman, Reasoning, Meaning, and Mind (Oxford: Oxford University Press, 1999). Tentative Schedule Session 1. September 16, 1999 Introduction Classical responses to the mind-body problem. Is there really a coherent problem? We understand what mind is, but do we understand what body is, for purposes of stating the mind-body problem? Main Reading: Noam Chomsky, "Language and Nature, Mind 104 (1995): 1-61, especially pp. 1-12. Background: (I haven't put these on reserve but do have a copy of each I could lend out. All of the following are worth owning.) Peter Van Inwagen, "The Nature of Rational Beings: Dualism and Physicalism," Metaphysics (Boulder, CO: Westview, 1993), chapter 9. Samuel Guttenplan, "An Essay on Mind," in his Companion to the Philosophy of Mind (Oxford: Blackwell, 1995): 3-107, esp. 76-107.

14. Sito Web Italiano Per La Filosofia-GILBERT HARMAN Translate this page gilbert harman. Il Sole 24 Ore-2 LUGLIO 2000 Ma ai geni chi darà il coraggio? Comesi può smontare il determinismo biologico a parlare dalle categorie morali. http://lgxserver.uniba.it/lei/rassegna/harman.htm

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17. (Nonsolipsistic) Conceptual Role Semantics (Nonsolipsistic) Conceptual Role Semantics. gilbert harman. Princeton University http://www.nyu.edu/gsas/dept/philo/courses/concepts/NonSolips.html

(Nonsolipsistic) Conceptual Role Semantics GILBERT HARMAN Princeton University WHAT IS (NONSOLIPSISTIC) CONCEPTUAL ROLE SEMANTICS? In this paper I will defend what I shall call `(nonsolipsistic) conceptual role semantics'. This approach involves the following four claims: (1) The meanings of linguistic expressions are determined by the contents of the concepts and thoughts they can be used to express; (2) the contents of thoughts are determined by their construction out of concepts; and (3) the contents of concepts are determined by their `functional role' in a person's psychology, where (4) functional role is conceived nonsolipsistically as involving relations to things in the world, including things in the past and future. `Thoughts' here include beliefs, hopes, desires, fears, and other attitudes, in addition to thoughts properly so called. `Functional role' includes any special roles a concept may play in perception and in inference or reasoning, including practical reasoning that leads to action. I include the parenthetical modifier `(nonsolipsistic)' in the phrase `(nonsolipsistic) conceptual role semantics' to contrast this approach with that of some recent authors (Field, 1977; Fodor, 1980; Loar, 1981) who think of conceptual role solipsistically as a completely internal matter. I put parentheses around `nonsolipsistic' because, as I will argue below, the term is redundant: conceptual role must be conceived nonsolipsistically

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19. Virtues harman, gilbert. Virtue Ethics without Character Traits. A discussionof Judith Jarvis Thompson's views of the virtues. harman, gilbert. http://www.etsu.edu/Ethics.in.Practice/Virtues.htm

Virtues "Servility and Self-Respect" Thomas E. Hill, Jr. click on an author's name to go to her/his web page (if available) "On Improving People by Political Means" Lester H. Hunt "Generosity" James D. Wallace "Humility" Judith Andre Web Resources Individual virtues Bok, Sissela. "Honesty in Public Life." Radio Interview. Bok's book Lying: Moral Choice in Public and Private Life (updated edition, 1999) is arguably the most sustained treatment of honesty and lying. [RealAudio] Green, Mitchell. "Truthtelling." From E. Freeman and P. Werhane (eds). The Blackwell Encyclopedia of Business Ethics. Hibbits, Maria. "The Ethics of Esteem." Journal of Buddhist Ethics Konkoly, Damian G. "Is Temperance Ever Properly Painful?" Paideai Project Online. LaFollette, Hugh and George Graham. "Honesty and Intimacy." From Journal of Social and Personal Relationships Weed, Ronald.

20. KLI Theory Lab - Authors - Gilbert Harman gilbert harman . Department of Philosophy, Princeton University, Room 118,1879 Hall, Princeton, NJ 085441006, USA. homepage e-mail. harman, G. 1986. http://www.kli.ac.at/theorylab/AuthPage/H/HarmanG.html

Gilbert Harman Department of Philosophy, Princeton University, Room 118, 1879 Hall, Princeton, NJ 08544-1006, USA. homepage e-mail Harman, G. 1986. Moral explanations of natural facts - can moral claims be tested against moral reality? Southern Journal of Philosophy Reprinted in Smith, 1995. Meta-Ethics, Keyword: evolutionary ethics Submit your own bibliography Submit corrections and additions Send us other comments Comments are welcome: theorylab@kli.ac.at

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