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Wo befinden sich Farben? An Gegenständen, im Bewusstsein oder woanders? Seit dem 17. Jahrhundert diskutiert die Philosophie die Frage, wo sich Farben befinden und was sie sind. Während Farbobjektivisten behaupten, Farbe befinde sich klarerweise am Gegenstand und sei eine physikalische Eigenschaft (bspw. eine bestimmte Oberflächeneigenschaft des Gegenstandes), verteidigen Farbsubjektivisten die Auffassung, Farben seien im Bewusstsein und ausschließlich phänomenale Qualitäten (so wie Schmerz). Diese konträren Auffassungen werden im 20. Jahrhundert durch die Phänomenologie in Frage gestellt: Farben befinden sich nicht an Gegenständen oder im Bewusstsein, sondern dazwischen. Wie dieses "dazwischen" zu verstehen ist, wird anhand solcher Autoren wie Husserl, Katz, Merleau-Ponty und Murata deutlich. Unsere Auffassung, was Farben sind, bedarf aufgrund ihrer phänomenologischen Beschreibungen einer Revision.

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Fifty-five years after Atlas Shrugged, Ayn Rand is more in the news than ever. Ayn Rand Explained is an accurate and riveting account of Rand's life, work, and influence, with the emphasis on her ideas. The book covers Rand's career, from youth in Soviet Russia to Hollywood screenwriter and then to ideological guru; her novels and other fiction writings; her work in ethics, epistemology, and metaphysics; her influence on?and personal animosity toward?both conservatism and libertarianism. Rand's Objectivism encompasses the ethics of rational egoism (?The Virtue of S

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Philosophy in literature --- Objectivism (Philosophy)

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The book's female protagonist, Dagny Taggart, struggles to manage a transcontinental railroad amid the pressures and restrictions of massive bureaucracy. Her antagonistic reaction to a libertarian group seeking an end to government regulation is later echoed and modified in her encounter with a utopian community, Galt's Gulch, whose members regard self-determination rather than collective responsibility as the highest ideal.

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Life in the Market Ecosystem argues that of all the political philosophies, Objectivism is the one that is most fit for humanity.

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