Life and Thought Thomas Nagel, born 1937, is an American philosopher and professor emeritus at New York University. His main areas of work are moral philosophy, philosophy of mind, and political philosophy, and his essay "What Is It Like to Be a Bat?" is among his most famous works.
Full biography Bibliography Writings and transcribed lectures12 titles Translated by Javad Heydari Publisher: Tarh-e No 1404
The Possibility of Alterity Translated by Javad Heydari Publisher: Negah-e Moaser Publishing
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Ethics Translated by Javad Heydari Publisher: Negah-e Moaser Publishing
Equality and Partiality Translated by Javad Heydari Publisher: Negah-e Moaser Publishing
In Search of Meaning Translated by Saeed Naji and Mehdi Moeinzadeh Publisher: Hermes Books
What Does All This Mean? Translated by Javad Heydari Publisher: Nashr-e Now
Mind and Cosmos Translated by Javad Heydari Publisher: Negah-e Moaser Publishing
The View from Nowhere The Last Word Other Minds The Myth of Ownership Translated by Liam Murphy
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