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The knowledge of good : critique of axiological reason : an expanded translation by the author based on his "Conocimiento del bien : critica de la razón axiológical by Robert S. Hartman, Arthur R. Ellis, Rem B. Edwards is a nonfiction available to read on EtoBox.

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If, as Robert S. Hartman maintained, goodness is complete concept or standard fulfillment, we can assess the goodness or adequacy of a philosophical position only by applying to it a well developed concept of good-making criteria. Good philosophy incorporates conceptual clarity, logical consistency, systematic orderliness, comprehensive inclusiveness, immense explanatory power, faithfulness to experience, relevant applicability, intuitive allure, and fruitfulness in guiding future research. A good philosophy is creatively insightful; it goes further, sees further, illuminates more, pushes back more darkness than other perspectives. It persuasively identifies and illuminates the errors and confusions of its competition. In all these respects, the axiology developed in this book and in other writings by Robert S. Hartman is good philosophy. This book especially is a powerful defense of formal axiology as the premier value theory of the twentieth century. Prior to the publication of this book, professional philosophers have neglected Robert S. Hartman. With its publication, they can no longer afford to do so. This does not mean that Hartman is above reproach, that he did not make mist

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Author
Robert S. Hartman, Arthur R. Ellis, Rem B. Edwards
Publisher
Editions Rodopi B.V.
Published
2002
Language
EN
ISBN
9789042012202
Category
nonfiction
Subjects
Philosophy, Science, Humanities

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