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摘要
约瑟夫·阿加西(Joseph Agassi)的最后一本书《实践事务哲学》(The Philosophy of Practical Affairs)对关键的哲学主题和学说进行了全面的探讨,重点关注理性的作用、理性的演变以及理性与类似现象之间的关系。他谈到的一个关键话题是理性与魔法之间的关系。这种二分法在应用哲学的许多领域产生了反响,包括哲学实践和哲学知情的心理治疗。阿加西对魔术的看法提供了一个基本的理性主义的观点,魔术的现象,然而,他们打开了重要的细致入微的见解,如何魔术可以被视为一个重要的认知补充,在严格意义上的理性。
Joseph Agassi’s last book, The Philosophy of Practical Affairs, offers a comprehensive look at key philosophical topics and doctrines with a common focus on the role of rationality, the evolution of rationality and the relationship between rationality and akin phenomena. A key topic he addresses is the relationship between rationality and magic. This dichotomy reverberates on a number of areas of applied philosophy, including philosophical practice and philosophically informed psychotherapy. Agassi’s views on magic offer a fundamentally rationalist view of the phenomenon of magic, however they open up significant inroads into nuanced insights of how magic can be seen as a cognitively significant complement to rationality in the strict sense.
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