Michael Dummett – The Indian Philosophy Blog

God and the reality of the world (on Alex Watson’s contribution to a workshop in Hawai’i)

Posted on 13 November 2017 by elisa freschi — 2 Comments ↓

Do we need God to make sense of the world’s reality? Michael Dummett, who was surely not known for his religious fanatism came to this conclusion. God is, for this well-known philosopher, the objective perspective from which the world can Continue reading God and the reality of the world (on Alex Watson’s contribution to a workshop in Hawai’i)→

Omniscience and realism: Marginal notes about a workshop in Hawai’i

Posted on 23 March 2017 by elisa freschi — 3 Comments ↓

A non-intelligible entity cannot be conceived to exist. But, if the world needs to be known in order to exist, we need to postulate a non-partial perspective out of which it can be known. Since the perspectives of all human Continue reading Omniscience and realism: Marginal notes about a workshop in Hawai’i→