Frank Ebersole
Philosopher
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Frank Ebersole's Degrees
- PhD Philosophy Princeton University
- Masters Philosophy Princeton University
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(Suggest an Edit or Addition)According to Wikipedia, Frank B. Ebersole was an American philosopher who developed a unique form of ordinary language philosophy. Biography Frank B. Ebersole was born in Indiana. He majored in zoology at Heidelberg College . After years as a philosophy graduate student at Yale University, he transferred to the University of Chicago, where he worked with Rudolf Carnap, one of the founders of logical analysis, and with Charles Hartshorne, an advocate of process philosophy and a theorist of physiological psychology. Ebersole received his Ph.D. in philosophy from the University of Chicago in 1947 . His dissertation was entitled "Biology and the theory of knowledge : an analytical method for the theory of knowledge, and its relation to biological laws." The thesis contains 7 chapters: I. Determination of the subject and Method II. Relations of Truth and Knowledge: Logic and Epistemology III. The Order of Knowledge and the Phenomenally Given IV. Causal Deliverances in the Given, and the Memory Premiss V. Analysis and the A Priori VI. Special Problems Concerning Memory; Polemic and; VII. Summary of the Main Argument. The thesis starts with general discussion of theory of knowledge and how knowledge must be founded in the "phenomenally given" on page 48 it states, "Here we have if anywhere the foundation of the order of knowledge, in knowledge of the phenomenally given." From that point, Ebersole goes on to examine memory in Ch. IV and the relationship of Biology to questions in theory of knowledge. Ending with problems of memory concerning other areas of philosophy and science. Ebersole later directly challenges these ideas concerning memory and the "phenomenally given" in his book, "Things We Know."
Frank Ebersole's Published Works
Published Works
- The Logic of Environmentalism (1992) (5)
- III.—HOW PHILOSOPHERS SEE STARS (1965) (4)
- Meaning and Saying (1979) (3)
- Whether Existence is a Predicate (1963) (3)
- Language and Perception: Essays in the Philosophy of Language (1979) (3)
- Meaning and Saying: Essays in the Philosophy of Language (1979) (3)
- On Certain Confusions in the Analytic-Synthetic Distinction (1956) (3)
- ORIGIN EXPLANATIONS AND THE ORIGIN OF LIFE* (1959) (2)
- Language and Perception (1979) (1)
- EVERYMAN'S ONTOLOGICAL ARGUMENT (1978) (1)
- Saying What You Know (2000) (1)
- Stalking the Rigid Designator (1982) (1)
- On Seeing Things (1961) (0)
- Reconsidering Some Passages in Wittgenstein (1971) (0)
- Verb Tenses as Expressors and Indicators (1952) (0)
- VII.—FREE-CHOICE AND THE DEMANDS OF MORALS (1952) (0)
- Muscle-Bound Frank (2012) (0)
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