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توجه داشته باشید کتاب چیزی برای خواندن در قرنطینه: مقالات 2018 تا 2020 نسخه زبان اصلی می باشد و کتاب ترجمه شده به فارسی نمی باشد. وبسایت اینترنشنال لایبرری ارائه دهنده کتاب های زبان اصلی می باشد و هیچ گونه کتاب ترجمه شده یا نوشته شده به فارسی را ارائه نمی دهد.
Table of Contents Something to read in Quarantine: Essays 2018 to 2020.......................................................................1 Dedication: Thanks to Riki for their help with proofreading. To Kieran, brightest of us...................1 Introduction......................................................................................................................................4 Part 1. Not politics...........................................................................................................................5 Chapter 1. Philosophy & thinking about thinking...........................................................................6 Four parts of belief......................................................................................................................6 Chesterton’s fence and thinking using sayings...........................................................................8 Recent advances in Natural Language processing- Some Woolly speculations.......................11 The paradox of the book and the robot.....................................................................................15 A consent theodicy....................................................................................................................16 The Paradox of the Crowd........................................................................................................17 Why I left philosophy...............................................................................................................19 Chapter 2. OCD & Mental illness..................................................................................................24 OCD: What I learned fighting mind cancer.............................................................................24 Everywhere you go you always take the weather with you.....................................................24 Obsessive-Compulsive Disorder and the origins of religion....................................................32 The feeling of disgust in depression.........................................................................................38 OCD: A poem............................................................................................................................39 My method for dealing with anxiety........................................................................................41 Chapter 3. Thinking about people..................................................................................................44 Yvne: The forgotten complement of envy.................................................................................44 The paradox of high expectations: The more you demand, the less you get............................45 The Joyous Hypocrite...............................................................................................................47 The Resurrection of the Dead...................................................................................................48 Chapter 4. Economics and adjacent topics....................................................................................51 GDP undervalues government services....................................................................................51 The efficiency game..................................................................................................................53 Interlude: Aphorisms......................................................................................................................55 Part 2. Political...............................................................................................................................56 Chapter 5. Political Economy........................................................................................................57 The Heritage Foundation Economic Freedom Index is bad......................................................57 Why we can’t (usefully) dismiss concern about the income of others as envious....................62 Chapter 6. Political Strategy..........................................................................................................64 Seeing Like a Communist.........................................................................................................64 Thinking about political persuasion from a left-Wing point of view........................................74 The three organising myths of centrist establishment Democrats and what’s wrong with them ...................................................................................................................................................81 Heading left: The stories of people who have moved from the political right to the left.........84 Against the disposability ideology............................................................................................87 Chapter 7. Political sociology........................................................................................................88 The paranoid style in petite-bourgeois politics.........................................................................88 Musings on the self-organisation of authoritarianism...............................................................89 We’ve done so well, so we mustn't stop now: An ethical & political homily on Peter Abelard ...................................................................................................................................................91 The egalitarian past (and future?) of politics............................................................................92 Chapter 8. Future-gazing and speculation.....................................................................................93 For communism and against foreclosure on the future.............................................................93 On critical social-technological points......................................................................................96 Technological unemployment isn’t the point............................................................................98 Of fake fire-starters and real panic-mongers.............................................................................99 Chapter 9. Political philosophy....................................................................................................100 Against Libertarian Criticisms of Redistribution....................................................................100 Money and the Sceptic: Why arguments for redistribution are probably stronger than you think........................................................................................................................................107 The Culture Novels and the deaestheticisation of politics......................................................109 Jones’s island and property rights...........................................................................................111 Chapter 10. On identity politics...................................................................................................112 Mistaken identity and misunderstood interests: Haider on Identity politics...........................112 A few theses about “identity politics” and its false oppositions.............................................116 Chapter 11. Intersex people and Catholicism..............................................................................119 The Catholic Church is dangerously mistaken about intersex people....................................119 Part 3. Difficult............................................................................................................................123 Extending the veil of ignorance argument for utilitarianism into an argument for ‘egalitarian’ interpersonal utility comparison..............................................................................................123 Carving up the philosophical terrain around personal identity differently.............................125 Through-going subjective Bayesianism as a solution to the problem of scepticism..............127