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Jan Bransen

Radboud University
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  • Radboud University
    Faculty of Philosophy, Theology and Religious Studies
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Utrecht University
Department for Philosophy and Religious Studies
PhD, 1989
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Philosophy of Action
Philosophy of Mind
Meta-Ethics
Philosophy of Social Science
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    From Daily Life to Philosophy
    Metaphilosophy 35 (4): 517-535. 2004.
    It is argued that the little everyday things of life often provide excellent entries into the intellectual problems of academic philosophy. This is illustrated with an analysis of four small stories taken from daily life in which people are in agony because they do not know what to do. It is argued that the crucial question in these stories is a philosophical question; not a closed request for empirical or formal information, but an open question about how best to conceive of human experience.
    Practical Reason, MiscPhilosophy, MiscellaneousNormativity, MiscEthics, Misc
  • The Antinomy of Thought Maimonian Skepticism and the Relation Between Thoughts and Objects = de Antinomie van Het Denken : Salomon Maimons Skepticisme En de Relatie Tussen Gedachten En Objekten
    Onderwijs Media Instituut. 1990.
    German Philosophy
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