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searle, john R. john R. searle. searle, john Dictionary of Philosophy of Mind.The Chinese Room Argument - Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
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John Searle's The Construction Of Social Reality
john searles The Construction of Social Reality. BIBLIOGRAPHY. searle, john.The Construction of Social Reality. New York The Free Press, 1995.
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Extractions: John Searles The Construction of Social Reality John Searles The Construction of Social Reality is an examination of the relation between physical and social reality. Searle describes how physical reality provides a foundation for the constuction of social reality, and investigates the nature of the rules which constitute and regulate the social world. He defends Realism (the theory that there is a real world existing independently of our ideas and representations) as necessary for our understanding of social reality, and he also defends the Correspondence Theory of Truth (the theory that statements are true if they correspond to facts in the real world). Searle distinguishes between "brute" physical facts and mental facts. Brute physical facts include such things as rivers, trees, and mountains. Mental facts include such things as perceptions, feelings, and judgments. Mental facts are ultimately caused by physical facts, in that mental facts depend on physical and biological functions which are required for consciousness. The physical and biological processes which are necessary for consciousness enable conscious individuals to recognize physical and mental facts. Thus, mental facts are based on physical facts, and both physical and mental facts are required for the construction of social reality. According to Searle, mental facts may be intentional or nonintentional, depending on whether or not they are directed at something.. Intentionality is a quality of representations whereby they are about, or directed at, something.
John Searle - Cambridge University Press
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Extractions: Philosophy Hardback Not yet published - available from October 2003 Barry Smith, Nick Fotion, Leonardo Zaibert, George P. Fletcher, Joelle Proust, Neil Manson, Fred Dretske, Brian O'Shaughnessy, Francois Recanati, Josef Moural, Kevin Mulligan 1. John Searle: from speech acts to social reality Barry Smith; 2. From speech acts to speech activity Nick Fotion; 3. Intentions, obligations and promises Leonardo Zaibert; 4. Law George P. Fletcher; 5. Action Joelle Proust; 6. Consciousness Neil Manson; 7. The intentionality of perception Fred Dretske; 8. Sense data Brian O'Shaughnessy; 9. The limits of expressibility Francois Recanati; 10. The Chinese Room Josef Moural; 11. Searle, Derrida and the ends of phenomenology Kevin Mulligan.
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Minds, Brains And Science: Jeffrey Mishlove Interviews John Searle
MINDS, BRAINS AND SCIENCE With john searle, Ph.D. JEFFREY MISHLOVE, Ph.D.Hello and welcome. Welcome, john. john searle, Ph.D. Thank you.
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Extractions: With JOHN SEARLE, Ph.D. JEFFREY MISHLOVE, Ph.D.: Hello and welcome. Our topic today is intentionality in science, and my guest is Dr. John Searle, a professor of philosophy and cognitive science at the University of California at Berkeley. Dr. Searle is the author of many interesting books, including Intentionality , and also Minds, Brains, and Science . Welcome, John. JOHN SEARLE, Ph.D.: Thank you. MISHLOVE: You know, you talk about the mind in a refreshing way. Basically what you say is the mind is just about what it seems to be that the naive view of the mind is real; we don't need to look for hidden explanations of how the mind works. SEARLE: With one qualification, and that is I don't think there is a thing called the mind. I think this noun, mind, is a source of confusion, but I think it's pretty obvious. We really do have beliefs and desires and hopes and fears, and we're conscious pretty much when we're awake, and when we fall asleep we become unconscious except for dreams. So most of our views about the mind are pretty much right, and they could hardly be wrong, because where the mind is concerned, most of the way that things seem has to be the way they are, because for things like being in pain or being conscious, there isn't any difference between really being in pain and seeming to be in pain. MISHLOVE: I gather you'd probably agree with the physicist Eddington who described mental experience as being direct experience, whereas our other scientific knowledge is secondary, once removed.
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