Whoever wants to philosophize must do three things: analyze for himself, argue for himself, and interpret for himself. This book enables one to learn the methods of philosophy through exercises and solutions close to philosophical practice. The book will not replace a logic book, but it contains almost everything that one needs to philosophize. Particular emphasis is put on close textual interpretation. This book is excellent both for the university and for self-study
Dieter Schönecker Whoever wants to philosophize must do three things: analyze for himself, argue for himself, and interpret for himself. This book enables one to learn the methods of philosophy through exercises and solutions close to philosophical...
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Dieter Schönecker Whoever wants to philosophize must do three things: analyze for himself, argue for himself, and interpret for himself. This book enables one to learn the methods of philosophy through exercises and solutions close to philosophical practice. The book will not replace a logic book, but it contains almost everything that one needs to philosophize. Particular emphasis is put on close textual interpretation. This book is excellent both for the university and for self-study
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Vorwort; Einleitung: Selbst analysieren, selbst argumentieren, selbst interpretieren; Wie das Buch aufgebaut ist; Kapitel I: Selbst analysieren; 1. Begriffe analysieren; 2. Aussagen analysieren; Kapitel II: Selbst argumentieren; 3. Triftig argumentieren; 4. Schlecht argumentieren; Kapitel III: Selbst interpretieren; 5. Theorie des Interpretierens; 6. Praxis des Interpretierens; Anhang; Kleiner philosophischer Kanon; Lösungen; Nachweise und weiterführende Literatur; Symbole, Sätze und Regeln im Überblick; Sachregister; Namenregister
