Philosophy and the 'Dazzling Ideal' of Science

Graham McFee is Emeritus Professor of Philosophy at the University of Brighton, UK, and a member of the Philosophy Department at California State University Fullerton. He has lectured and published nationally and internationally on, especially, the philosophy of Wittgenstein and the aesthetics of dance.

• Chapter One: Introductory — A still point in a turning world?.- Chapter Two: Persons as Agents: The Possibility of Genuine Action.- Chapter Three: What Persons Are: Identity, Personal Identity and Composition.- Chapter Four: What Persons are Not: Causality, Minds and the Brain.- Chapter Five: Evolutionary Explanation in Psychology: Not an Issue for Philosophy?.- Chapter Six: Persons, Artificial Intelligence, and Science Fiction Thought-Experiments.- Chapter Seven: Considerations of Exceptionlessness in Philosophy:  or, ‘Everything … ‘.- Chapter Eight: Philosophy without Exceptionlessness.- Chapter Nine: Conclusion: The Place of Reason.