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Expert Profile: Steven R. Storch

Expertise:   Ethics, Existentialism and Phenomenology, Continental Metaphysics

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Thank you Steven, for your prompt reply! I really appreciate your advice and references. Best..Mike E.
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Recent Answers from Steven R. Storch
2008-11-06  Help Everything exists, or more accurately, everything is real. However, there are different levels of reality, with the material/physical possessing the least, and the ideal the most. Much of this is laid...
2008-08-03  Should I ignore this 2 website? Do you think that the external world is really like what we see? Yes. Because what I see can be confirmed with what you see and any other person. We can communicate our 1st hand experiences in the...
2008-08-02  Should I ignore this 2 website? The view you discuss is reductionist, i.e., it reduces all of experience to "ideas" and then claims that only those ideas are real, casting off the source of those ideas as irrelevant. The dichotomy...
2008-07-28  John Locke and Plato: theories on language and essences Essences aren't about language for Plato, they are about reality, the ultimate form of reality. I don't recall any specific theory of language in Plato since language was only a tool for communicating...
2008-07-16  hi Only under a crude understanding of utilitarianism would someone try to justify punishing an innocent person for the benefit of society. John Stuart Mill emphasized the importance of liberty within...
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