Questions tagged [hartshorne]
Charles Hartshorne (1897-2000) was an American philosopher associated with Whitehead and Peirce. He taught at the University of Chicago, Emory University and the University of Texas. He provided a modal argument for the existence of God based on Anselm's ontological argument. He is associated with process philosophy and theology.
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In which writings does Charles Sanders Peirce generalize the idea of freedom so that it applies to all creatures?
Charles Hartshorne claimed that
Peirce was pretty close to the first philosopher in the world who generalized the idea of freedom so that it applied to all the creatures....
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How did Hartshorne make the idea of perfection rationally conceivable?
This question is motivated by trying to find an answer for christo183's question: Why did Hartshorne believe in God?
Looking at the Wikipedia article referenced in that question, I found two passages ...
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Why did Hartshorne believe in God?
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Charles_Hartshorne
https://www.iep.utm.edu/hart-t-a/
Donald Wayne Viney and George W. Shields wrote that Charles Hartshorne denied justifying his own faith upon Anselm’...
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Are there philosophers who have considered free will for agents who are not considered rational?
The tag for "free-will" currently has the following with my emphasis in bold:
for questions concerning the freedom of choice of rational agents
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