- Sir
Peter Frederick Strawson FBA (/ˈstrɔːsən/; 23
November 1919 – 13
February 2006) was an
English philosopher. He was the
Waynflete Professor of Metaphysical...
-
Strawson is a surname.
People with the
surname include:
Galen Strawson (born 1952),
English philosopher and
literary critic John
Strawson,
British writer...
-
Galen John
Strawson (born 1952) is a
British analytic philosopher and
literary critic who
works primarily on
philosophy of mind,
metaphysics (including...
- kale for breakfast.
Hence only is a
Strawson-DE and
therefore licenses any.
Giannakidou (2002)
argues that
Strawson-DE
allows not just the presupposition...
- of
language Peter Strawson (1919–2006)
advocated the use of the term "statement" in
sense (b) in
preference to proposition.
Strawson used the term "statement"...
- John
Strawson is an
author and law
professor at the
University of East
London School of Law,
where he
teaches International law and
Middle East Studies...
- opposes, and
provides a
meaningful alternative to,
Strawson's interpretation.
Allison argues that
Strawson and
others misrepresent Kant by
emphasising what...
- has not been
without its critics. In particular, the
philosophers P. F.
Strawson and
Keith Donnellan have
given notable, well
known criticisms of the theory...
- self-reflective sapiens."
Reviewing the book in The Guardian,
philosopher Galen Strawson concluded that,
among several other problems, "Much of
Sapiens is extremely...
- France", as
being wrong. Such statements,
Strawson held, are
neither true nor
false but, rather, absurd.
Strawson believed that,
contrary to Russell, use...
