Click Here to Read: Sydney Hook on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: Sydney Hook on the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy website.
Click Here to Read: Sidney Hook, Political Philosopher, Is Dead at 86 By Richard Bernstein in The New York Times on July 14, 1989.
Click Here to Read: Chapter One of Young Sidney Hook: Marxist and Pragmatist By Christopher Phelps in The New York Times. Continue reading Philosophy Thursday: Sydney Hook
Click Here to Read: Alexandre Koyré on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: From the Closed World to the Infinite Universe by Alexandre Koyré [1957] on the Sacred Texts.com website.
Click Here to Read: The New School History Project: Alzandre Koyre on theThe New School History Project website.
Click Here to Read: History of Science through Koyre´’s Lenses by James B. Stump in Studies in the History of the Philosophy of Science, Vol. 32, No. 2, pp. 243–263, 2001.
Click Here to Read: KoyrÉ, Alexandre in Complete Dictionary of Scientific Biography on the Encyclopedia.com website.
Click Here to Read: Alexandre Koyré on the Wikiquotes website.
Click Here to Read: Kenneth Craik on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: Chapter V: Hypothesis on the Nature of Thought from The Nature of Explanation by Kenneth Craik.
Click Here to Read: Preview of The Nature of Explanation by Kenneth Craik on Goggle Books.
Click Here to Read: The Nature of Explanation on the Farnam Street Blog on May 27, 2013.
Click Here to Read: Georges Canguilhem on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: The Normal and the Pathological by Georges Canguilhem on the monoskop website.
Click Here to Read: Essay Review: Beyond the Normal and the Pathological: Recent Literature on Georges Canguilhem Reviewed by Stefanos Geroulanos in Gesnerus 66/2 (2009) 288–306. Continue reading Philosophy Thursday: Georges Canguilhem
Click Here to Read: Hans Reichenbach on Wikipedia
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Click Here to Read: Philosophical Foundations of Probability by Hans Reichenbach on the Project Euclid website.
Click Here to Read: An Introduction to the Philosophy of Space and Time by Hans Reichenbach on the Princton University website.
Click Here to Read: A Theory of Relativity and A Priori Knowledge by Hans Reichenbach. Continue reading Philosophy Thursday: Hans Reichenbach
Click Here to Read: Moritz Schlick on WIkipedia.
Click Here to Read: Moritz Schlick in the Stanford Encyclopedia of Philosophy.
Click Here to Read: On the meaning of life (Schlick) on the Mind on Fire website.
Click Here to Read: Moritz Schlick’s Meaning and Verification on the DELEUZEIONAL PLANE OF IMMANENCE on the ZCosmos Website.
Click Here to Read: Full text of “Moritz Schlick-Positivism and Realism” on the Archive.org website. Continue reading Philosophy Thursday: Moritz Schlick
Click Here to Read: Frank P. Ramsey on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: ‘One of the Great Intellects of His Time’ Review of Frank Ramsey (1903–1930): A Sister’s Memoir by Margaret Paul, with a foreword by Brian McGuinness and an afterword by Gabriele TaylorRay, Reviewed by Ray Monk in The New York Review of Books in the December 22, 2016 Issue.
Click Here to Read: The Philosophy of F.P. Ramsey by Nils-Eric Sahlin (this short introduction was written 2001 for this site) on the Nils-Erc Sahlin website. Continue reading Philosophy Thursday: Frank P. Ramsey
Click Here to Read: Bertrand Russell on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: Bertrand Russell on the Noble Prize.org website.
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Click Here to Read: Bertrand Russell: philosopher, mathematician and optimist by Clare Carlisle Bertrand Russell – part 1: In a new series, we explore his views on religion, ethics, humanity and the modern world on The Guardian website on November 13, 2013. Continue reading Philosophy Thursday: Bertrand Russell
Click Here to Read: Karl Marx on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: Karl Marx, Yesterday and Today: The nineteenth-century philosopher’s ideas may help us to understand the economic and political inequality of our time By Louis Menand in the October 10, 2016 Issue.
Click Here to Read: The Revenge of Karl Marx: What the author of Das Kapital reveals about the current economic crisis by Christopher Hitchens in the Atlantic Monthly in the April 2009 Issue. Continue reading Philosophy Thursday: Karl Marx
Click Here to Read: Albert Einstein on Wikipedia.
Click Here to Read: This Day in Jewish History 1916: Einstein’s Relativity Theory Is Submitted for Publication: As a consequence of Einstein’s work, it became clear (well, clear to some scientists, at least) that time and space comprise a single continuum David B. Green March 20, 2016.
Click Here to Read: Without Albert Einstein, We’d All Be Lost: Do you like your GPS? Thank his general theory of relativity, an astonishing feat of the human mind By Robert Dijkgraafin the Wall Street Journal on November 5, 2015. Continue reading Philosophy Thursday: Albert Einstein
