His Spinoza biography having buttressed his academic standing, he was appointed Grote Professor of Mind and Logic at University College London in 1960.
Ted Honderich Grote professor emeritus of the philosophy of mind and logic, University College London It is gratifying to learn that philosophy now sees itself as having a more expansive role in the UK.
There, applying solely his mind and logic, he deciphered a key part of the German military code that others, equipped with a model of the German Enigma encrypting machine, had failed to break.
These are not the racist unwashed masses...they are, by and large, decent American people, with minds and logic, and they vote.
For example, some philosophers only trust their minds and logic, and not the senses, which may at times deceive us.
David Kellogg Lewis, a metaphysician and a philosopher of mind, language and logic at Princeton University, died on Sunday at his home in Princeton, N.J.
He will be remembered for his inquisitive mind and undefeatable logic, unselfishness, kindness, collaborative nature, and integrity qualities that he devoted to his lifetime goal, the prevention and cure of T1D.
We often associate the mind with our head, thoughts, and logic, though our minds are simply data banks of memories and impressions -- a virtual scrapbook of thoughts and experiences.
I've got a fairly analytical mind, I like maths and logic problems, I've built the odd website, so surely I could emulate Leo's achievement?
In PR, Trump's one of a kind Tweets whatever comes into his mind Rejects logic and facts Relying on flacks To clean up the mess left behind.
Manfred Kuehn discusses this point in his article "The Wolffian Background of Kant's Transcendental Deduction," in Logic and the Workings of the Mind: The Logic of Ideas and Faculty Psychology in Early Modern Philosophy, vol. 5 of the North American Kant Society Studies in Philosophy (Atascadero, CA.: Ridgeview Publishing Company, 1997), p. 232.
