The Explicit Animal: A Defence of Human Consciousness
Autor R. Tallisen Limba Engleză Paperback – 29 iul 1999
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Specificații
ISBN-13: 9780333763193
ISBN-10: 033376319X
Pagini: 320
Dimensiuni: 140 x 216 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.37 kg
Ediția:1999
Editura: Palgrave Macmillan UK
Colecția Palgrave Macmillan
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
ISBN-10: 033376319X
Pagini: 320
Dimensiuni: 140 x 216 x 17 mm
Greutate: 0.37 kg
Ediția:1999
Editura: Palgrave Macmillan UK
Colecția Palgrave Macmillan
Locul publicării:London, United Kingdom
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Cuprins
Acknowledgements
Preface
to
the
1993
Reprint
Overture
Losing
Consciousness
Biologising
Consciousness
I:
Evolutionary
Theories
Biologising
Consciousness
II:
The
Casual
Theory
of
Perception
Appendix:
The
Language
of
Neuromythology
with
Special
Reference
to
'Information'
Computerising
Consciousness
Emptying
Consciousness:
Functionalism
Man,
the
Explicit
Animal
Recovering
Consciousness
Notes
and
References
Index
Recenzii
'There
may
be
other
professors
of
geriatric
medecine
who
have
chosen
to
write
down
their
views
on
life,
the
universe
and
everything...Raymond
Tallis
is
unusual
in
that
he
is
philosophically
well
educated
and
alert;
his
books
are
genuine
contributions
to
professional
debate
and
must
be
assessed
as
such.
It
is,
of
course,
acutely
irritating
that
someone
with
a
different
professional
competence
should
have
read
more
widely,
and
more
attentively,
in
one's
own
field
than
oneself;
even
more
irritating
that
there
are
no
obvious
misreadings...It
is
to
be
hoped
that
Raymond
Tallis
finds
time,
amid
his
professorial
and
clinical
duties,
to
continue
the
exploration.'
-
Professor
Stephen
Clark,
Times
Literary
Supplement
From the reviews of Enemies of Hope:
'`Tallis....is a high achiever with a range of expertise that would leave Jonathan Miller gasping' - Walter Ellis, The Sunday Times
'As its title and length indicate, this is a Big Book. It is written, nevertheless, in a clear, accessible, unpretentious and often witty style. And as anyone familiar with Raymond Tallis's other similar works will know, it has important things to say....there is about his panoptic sweep an intrepidity, a candour and open-mindedness, a gameness for anything, a total lack of vanity or self-importance, and a generous hatred of cant, that are extremely engaging. Every page of Enemies of Hope is lit by its author's characteristic wisdom and luminous intelligence, and by flashes of novel, striking insight. That alone is as much as to say, read it.' - Robert Grant, The Times Literary Supplement
'Brilliantly argued and with a wide range of erudition' - Nicholas Kochan, The Financial Times
'There may be other professors of geriatric medicine who have chosen to write down their views on life, the universe and everything...Raymond Tallis is unusual in that he is philosophically well educated and alert; his books are genuine contributions to professional debate and must be assessed as such.' - Stephen R.L. Clark, Times Literary Supplement
From the reviews of Enemies of Hope:
'`Tallis....is a high achiever with a range of expertise that would leave Jonathan Miller gasping' - Walter Ellis, The Sunday Times
'As its title and length indicate, this is a Big Book. It is written, nevertheless, in a clear, accessible, unpretentious and often witty style. And as anyone familiar with Raymond Tallis's other similar works will know, it has important things to say....there is about his panoptic sweep an intrepidity, a candour and open-mindedness, a gameness for anything, a total lack of vanity or self-importance, and a generous hatred of cant, that are extremely engaging. Every page of Enemies of Hope is lit by its author's characteristic wisdom and luminous intelligence, and by flashes of novel, striking insight. That alone is as much as to say, read it.' - Robert Grant, The Times Literary Supplement
'Brilliantly argued and with a wide range of erudition' - Nicholas Kochan, The Financial Times
'There may be other professors of geriatric medicine who have chosen to write down their views on life, the universe and everything...Raymond Tallis is unusual in that he is philosophically well educated and alert; his books are genuine contributions to professional debate and must be assessed as such.' - Stephen R.L. Clark, Times Literary Supplement
Notă biografică
RAYMOND
TALLIS
was
recently
described
inThe
Times
Higher
Educational
Supplementas
'one
of
the
most
intriguing
figures
in
the
current
intellectual
scene'.
Trained
as
a
doctor
at
Oxford
University
and
St.
Thomas'
Hospital,
he
has
written
extensively
outside
of
medicine
of
the
last
15
years.
He
has
published
short
stories
and
poetry,
and
been
recognized
for
his
critiques
of
post-Saussurean
thought,
his
reflections
on
art
and
science,
and
his
discussions
of
the
philosophy
of
mind.
He
was
awarded
an
honorary
degree
of
Doctor
of
Letters
by
the
University
of
Hull
in
1997
for
his
contributions
to
literary
scholarship.
Since
1987
he
has
been
Professor
of
Geriatric
Medicine
at
the
University
of
Manchester
and
a
consultant
physician
in
Health
Care
of
the
elderly
in
Salford.