Book, Philosophy Dictionary (Bunge)[LS]

Language: Brazilian Portuguese. Dictionary of Philosophy' brings together a unique repertoire of entries, from which emerges, as a possible projection, an attempt to 'reconstruct' philosophy, which has as its flag the best and most advanced factual knowledge and, as weapons, the tools forged by logic and by mathematics. In a naturalistic appeal to substance and form, the entries refer, among other topics, for example, to ontological problems regarding the nature of space and time, and always from the angle of his scientific materialism, the epistemologist Mario Bunge does not spare his criticism of the metaphysical, idealistic, religious or magical character of any 'knowledge', thought and philosophical ideology that does not see mental processes as cerebral and language as a by-product or, at most, as a partner of cognition. This Philosophy Dictionary will be of great benefit to the reader interested in natural science, epistemology, logic and philosophy, allowing him clear and, at the same time, in-depth access to the universe of knowledge focused on there through an enjoyable read. and thought-provoking.