what it means to be human Machuga, Ric creator text monographic

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204 páginas Humans as rational animals: why aristotle still matters -- Getting it right from the start: form,shape,and the nature of things -- Dividing nature at its joints: the difference between plants,animals, and humans -- Objective differences in perspective: form versus shape -- The hows of science and the whys of philosophy: why final causes are still necesary -- How aristotelians think about what they know: perceiving versus conceiving -- The challenge of evolutionary biology: why aristotelians dont fear darwing -- The challenge of artificial intelligence: calling the materialist bluff -- The inadequacy of materialism: no soul, no words -- The bogy of mechanism:why our actions will always be unpredictable -- Freedom and rationality: cant have one without the other Incluye apéndice Incluye bibliografía cataran Filosofía de la antropología Seres humanos Filosofía 128 M151 9781587430290 a000 20260731143931.0 3509