Sentence examples for recently philosophers from inspiring English sources

By Dr David Edmonds, author and editor of several books on philosophy, most recently, Philosophers Take On The World.

Recently philosophers have become more interested in the emotions, perhaps in response both to the growing place of psychoanalysis and other psychologies in popular and academic culture and to the (not unrelated) general conviction that knowledge does not represent the product of pure rationality it was once taken to be.

More recently, philosophers as different as Richard Rorty and Alvin Plantinga have cogently argued that such basic beliefs include not only the "Humean" beliefs that no one can do without, but also substantive beliefs on controversial questions of ethics, politics and religion.

Until recently philosophers have assumed that they were concerned about a shared concept of moral responsibility.

More recently, philosophers have also presented some arguments for one side or the other of this issue.

More recently, philosophers interested in evidence-based medicine have probed the relationship between these two types of evidence in the health sciences.

More recently philosopher David Chalmers (1996) has argued that any possible brain-process account of consciousness will leave open an 'explanatory gap' between the brain process and properties of the conscious experience.[10] This is because no brain-process theory can answer the "hard" question: Why should that particular brain process give rise to conscious experience?

I've had a couple of phone calls recently from philosophers who are thinking of going into prison education, which is, of course, wonderful.

More recently, some philosophers have suggested that contemporary cognitive science and in particular the field of artificial intelligence, which views the human mind as a kind of computer also is based on conceptual confusions created in large part by misunderstandings of the complexities of psychological speech.

However, recently several philosophers have made remarks somewhat reminiscent of this argument.

Recently, however, philosophers inspired by Anscombe's Intention have offered resistance to this move.