John Rogers Searle

Nascut el 1932 socrates.berkeley.edu

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John Rogers Searle is an American philosopher born in 1932.
He was a professor at UC Berkeley, specializing in philosophy of language, mind, and social philosophy.
Searle is known for his contributions to speech act theory and his Chinese Room thought experiment.
He was the first tenured professor to join the Free Speech Movement at Berkeley.
Searle has received numerous accolades, including the Jean Nicod Prize and the National Humanities Medal.
His work has been influential in various philosophical fields, particularly in discussions of consciousness and artificial intelligence.

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The Construction of Social Reality

de John Rogers Searle • 1995

Money and marriage aren't physical facts. They run on a hidden logic of collective agreement.

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🧱 Social Ontology 📐 Analytic Philosophy 🤝 Social Construction

The Construction of Social Reality

Money and marriage aren't physical facts. They run on a hidden logic of collective agreement.

de John Rogers Searle 1995 256 pàgines

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🧱 Social Ontology 📐 Analytic Philosophy 🤝 Social Construction

Mind

de John Rogers Searle • 2004

Neither ghost nor computer: consciousness is a biological fact and its feel can't be explained away.

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🧠 Philosophy Of Mind 💡 Consciousness Studies 🎯 Intentionality

Mind

Neither ghost nor computer: consciousness is a biological fact and its feel can't be explained away.

de John Rogers Searle 2004 224 pàgines

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🧠 Philosophy Of Mind 💡 Consciousness Studies 🎯 Intentionality

Minds, Brains and Science

de John Rogers Searle • 1984

Consciousness is biological, not computational. That is why no program will ever think.

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🧠 Philosophy Of Mind 🧩 Mind-Body Problem 🔬 Cognitive Science

Minds, Brains and Science

Consciousness is biological, not computational. That is why no program will ever think.

de John Rogers Searle 1984 107 pàgines

3.76

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🧠 Philosophy Of Mind 🧩 Mind-Body Problem 🔬 Cognitive Science

Speech Acts

de John Rogers Searle • 1969

Language doesn't just describe actions. It IS action, governed by rules that create the game.

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🗣️ Philosophy Of Language 💬 Speech Act Theory 🏛️ Ordinary Language Philosophy

Speech Acts

Language doesn't just describe actions. It IS action, governed by rules that create the game.

de John Rogers Searle 1969 203 pàgines

3.89

500+ valoracions

🗣️ Philosophy Of Language 💬 Speech Act Theory 🏛️ Ordinary Language Philosophy

Freedom and Neurobiology

de John Rogers Searle • 2005

Free will is a biological fact, and political power rests on what we collectively agree to accept.

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🧠 Philosophy Of Mind 🏛️ Social Construction 🕊️ Free Will

Freedom and Neurobiology

Free will is a biological fact, and political power rests on what we collectively agree to accept.

de John Rogers Searle 2005 113 pàgines

3.56

246 valoracions

🧠 Philosophy Of Mind 🏛️ Social Construction 🕊️ Free Will

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