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Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. How can a valid theory of universals provide a defense of the free society?By defending our ability to know reality-to guide our choices and actions to grow, thrive, and prosper.Such a theory allows us to validate all the essential concepts required to explain and fight for the free society, the social system of laissez-faire capitalism, because every word we use, excluding proper nouns, is universal."Human," "dog," and "rocket" in the English language apply to all humans, dogs, and rockets, past, present, and future.If the concepts underlying those words are false, approximate, or capable of being known only by an elite-Plato's philosopher-kings-or worse, are Thomas Hobbes's true-in-name-only arbitrary and subjective "words and breath," we cannot rely on our knowledge when we move to more abstract ideas of philosophy, psychology, and economics.This book presents an epistemological defense of the free society by summarizing Ayn Rand's theory of universals, or concepts as she calls them, and demonstrates that her theory answers what in philosophy is called the problem of universals.The theory is applied to science, identifying the essence of scientific method as conceptualization-not controlled experimentation or statistical inference and probabilities, as the current positivist-influenced science insists. Her theory is further applied and illustrated in the work of Sigmund Freud and Ludwig von Mises demonstrating that these authors are, respectively, and contrary to their critics, scientists of psychology and economics.Ayn Rand's theory of concepts is an improvement on Aristotle's form and matter, providing all scientists today, especially those working to establish a free society, a needed and sound epistemological foundation. Ayn Rand's theory of universals applied to science, Sigmund Freud's psychology, and Ludwig von Mises's economics provides a sound foundation for the human sciences and the free society. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from multiple locations in the US or from the UK, depending on stock availability.…

Buch. Condizione: Neu. This item is printed on demand - it takes 3-4 days longer - Neuware -How can a valid theory of universals provide a defense of the free society By defending our ability to know reality-to guide our choices and actions to grow, thrive, and prosper.Such a theory allows us to validate all the essential concepts required to explain and fight for the free society, the social system of laissez-faire capitalism, because every word we use, excluding proper nouns, is universal.'Human,' 'dog,' and 'rocket' in the English language apply to all humans, dogs, and rockets, past, present, and future.If the concepts underlying those words are false, approximate, or capable of being known only by an elite-Plato's philosopher-kings-or worse, are Thomas Hobbes's true-in-name-only arbitrary and subjective 'words and breath,' we cannot rely on our knowledge when we move to more abstract ideas of philosophy, psychology, and economics.This book presents an epistemological defense of the free society by summarizing Ayn Rand's theory of universals, or concepts as she calls them, and demonstrates that her theory answers what in philosophy is called the problem of universals.The theory is applied to science, identifying the essence of scientific method as conceptualization-not controlled experimentation or statistical inference and probabilities, as the current positivist-influenced science insists. Her theory is further applied and illustrated in the work of Sigmund Freud and Ludwig von Mises demonstrating that these authors are, respectively, and contrary to their critics, scientists of psychology and economics.Ayn Rand's theory of concepts is an improvement on Aristotle's form and matter, providing all scientists today, especially those working to establish a free society, a needed and sound epistemological foundation. 180 pp. Englisch.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. How can a valid theory of universals provide a defense of the free society?By defending our ability to know reality-to guide our choices and actions to grow, thrive, and prosper.Such a theory allows us to validate all the essential concepts required to explain and fight for the free society, the social system of laissez-faire capitalism, because every word we use, excluding proper nouns, is universal."Human," "dog," and "rocket" in the English language apply to all humans, dogs, and rockets, past, present, and future.If the concepts underlying those words are false, approximate, or capable of being known only by an elite-Plato's philosopher-kings-or worse, are Thomas Hobbes's true-in-name-only arbitrary and subjective "words and breath," we cannot rely on our knowledge when we move to more abstract ideas of philosophy, psychology, and economics.This book presents an epistemological defense of the free society by summarizing Ayn Rand's theory of universals, or concepts as she calls them, and demonstrates that her theory answers what in philosophy is called the problem of universals.The theory is applied to science, identifying the essence of scientific method as conceptualization-not controlled experimentation or statistical inference and probabilities, as the current positivist-influenced science insists. Her theory is further applied and illustrated in the work of Sigmund Freud and Ludwig von Mises demonstrating that these authors are, respectively, and contrary to their critics, scientists of psychology and economics.Ayn Rand's theory of concepts is an improvement on Aristotle's form and matter, providing all scientists today, especially those working to establish a free society, a needed and sound epistemological foundation. Ayn Rand's theory of universals applied to science, Sigmund Freud's psychology, and Ludwig von Mises's economics provides a sound foundation for the human sciences and the free society. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our Sydney, NSW warehouse or from our UK or US warehouse, depending on stock availability.…

Hardcover. Condizione: new. Hardcover. How can a valid theory of universals provide a defense of the free society?By defending our ability to know reality-to guide our choices and actions to grow, thrive, and prosper.Such a theory allows us to validate all the essential concepts required to explain and fight for the free society, the social system of laissez-faire capitalism, because every word we use, excluding proper nouns, is universal."Human," "dog," and "rocket" in the English language apply to all humans, dogs, and rockets, past, present, and future.If the concepts underlying those words are false, approximate, or capable of being known only by an elite-Plato's philosopher-kings-or worse, are Thomas Hobbes's true-in-name-only arbitrary and subjective "words and breath," we cannot rely on our knowledge when we move to more abstract ideas of philosophy, psychology, and economics.This book presents an epistemological defense of the free society by summarizing Ayn Rand's theory of universals, or concepts as she calls them, and demonstrates that her theory answers what in philosophy is called the problem of universals.The theory is applied to science, identifying the essence of scientific method as conceptualization-not controlled experimentation or statistical inference and probabilities, as the current positivist-influenced science insists. Her theory is further applied and illustrated in the work of Sigmund Freud and Ludwig von Mises demonstrating that these authors are, respectively, and contrary to their critics, scientists of psychology and economics.Ayn Rand's theory of concepts is an improvement on Aristotle's form and matter, providing all scientists today, especially those working to establish a free society, a needed and sound epistemological foundation. Ayn Rand's theory of universals applied to science, Sigmund Freud's psychology, and Ludwig von Mises's economics provides a sound foundation for the human sciences and the free society. This item is printed on demand. Shipping may be from our UK warehouse or from our Australian or US warehouses, depending on stock availability.…

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Buch. Condizione: Neu. Epistemological Foundations of the Free Society | Ayn Rand's Theory of Universals Applied to Science, Sigmund Freud's Psychology, and Ludwig von Mises's Economics | Jerry Kirkpatrick | Buch | Englisch | 2026 | Kirkpatrick Books | EAN 9781737138754 | Verantwortliche Person für die EU: Libri GmbH, Europaallee 1, 36244 Bad Hersfeld, gpsr[at]libri[dot]de | Anbieter: preigu Print on Demand.…