Rescher develops a theory that accounts for philosophical disagreement and shows how conflicts root in divergent 'cognitive values'-values regarding matters such as importance, centrality, and priority. He argues that given the nature of the enterprise, consensus is not a realistic goal, and failure to achieve it is not a defect.
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Rescher develops a theory that accounts for philosophical disagreement and shows how conflicts root in divergent 'cognitive values'-values regarding matters such as importance, centrality, and priority. He argues that given the nature of the enterprise, consensus is not a realistic goal, and failure to achieve it is not a defect.
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Seller's Description: New. The Strife of Systems: An Essay on the Grounds and Implications of Philosophical Diversity (Library Binding Hardcover) (May 1985); Publisher: University of Pittsburgh Press (Pittsburgh, PA); First Edition edition; ISBN: 0822935104; LCCN: 84-21958. by Nicholas Rescher (Author). 6.4w x 9.5 x 0.9 inches. [16.2w x 24.2 x 2.4 cm]. xii+283=295 pp., Perfect Brand New Unread Mint Collectible/Gift quality 8vo. Library Binding Hardcover no DJ as published, I Ship Pronto Same Day. First Edition, May 1985. (The Images are from this copy. ) Philosophical Treatise. Pristine boards, binding, end papers and pages. Very Fine copy. Gift & Collectible quality copy, no name, marks, nor writing. Printed on highest quality ivory paper, Well-made and beautifully designed hardcover book. Not a remainder. Brick red buckram cloth boards gilt cover and spine colophon, and gilt horizontal rules and lettering on black panel on spine, nicely rounded spine. no bumps. Perfect New Hinges. Publisher: University of Pittsburgh Press (Pittsburgh, PA); First Edition edition (May 1985) with colophon. Manufactured in USA. ©1985. ISBN: 0822935104; LCCN: 84-21958. Select Expedited shipping in USA to come Priority Mail. Full Title: The Strife of Systems: An Essay on the Grounds and Implications of Philosophical Diversity (Library Binding Hardcover) (May 1985) First Edition with colophon by Nicholas Rescher (Author). 6.4w x 9.5 x 0.9 inches. [16.2w x 24.2 x 2.4 cm]. xii+283=295 pp., including Name & Subject Indexes. I wrap, enclose cardboard to protect your purchase, ship daily, TRACK, and guarantee. [B95_M0143].
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