آنیمیسم یونان باستان (ادیان یونان باستان) فلسفه دین دین پژوهی English Palgrave Macmillan‏‫‭ 2023 Table of contents :,Contents,List of Contributors,1: Introduction,1 Animism’s Neglect,2 Animism and Its Definitions,3 Animism, Science, and Reason,4 Animism and Society,References,2: Animism and Cognitive Science of Religion: A Critical Perspective,1 Guthrie’s Anthropomorphism and Animism,2 Evolutionist Commitments,3 Secular Hyperopia,4 Conclusions,References,3: Wilkinson’s “Animism and Cognitive Science of Religion”,1 A reply to Stewart Guthrie from Darryl Wilkinson,References,4: Edward Tylor’s Animism and Its Intellectual Aftermath,1 New Versus Old Animism: An Overview,2 Development, Survival, Abandonment, and Revival,3 Animals, Plants and Objects as Spiritual Beings,4 Conclusion,References,5: Animisms: Practical Indigenous Philosophies,1 Introduction: The scope of philosophy of religion,2 What “Religion” Means in Philosophy of Religion,3 Cognitive Science of Religion and the Study of Animism,4 Animism as a Philosophical Stance,4.1 Kincentric Ecology of the Rarámuri,4.2 The Significance of the Land and Its People for Inuktitut-Speaking Inuit,5 Implications for the Philosophy of Religion,6 Conclusion,References,6: New Animism as Cultural Critique?,1 The Concept of Cultural Critique,2 Animisms Old and New,3 A Higher Order of Objectivity?,4 Affirmatory New Animism as Critique of Western Modernity,5 Challenges to Affirmatory New Animism,6 A Critical Approach to New Animism,7 Conclusion,References,7: Animism and Naturalism: Practice and Theory,1 The New Animism,2 The Ontological Turn,3 Animism and Naturalism,4 How to Think about Animism,5 An Enactivist and Practice-Based Theory,6 The Idea of Representation,7 Activity and Representation,8 Practices and Representations,9 Naive and Theorized Practices,10 Animism and Naturalism,11 Underdetermination,12 Cognitive Pluralism,13 The Truth in Animism,References,8: Sensible Animism,References,9: Animism: Its Scope and Limits,1 Animism,2 Animists,3 Universal Animation,4 Hard Cases for Animation,5 Motivations for ‘New’ Animism,6 Concluding Remarks,References,10: Scientific Animism,1 Animism in Western Thought,2 Entropic Forces,3 Entropic Forces Drive Flows to Self-Organize,4 The Degrees of Animation,5 The Ascents of Heliodromes,6 The Ascents of Astrodromes and Terradromes,7 The Ascents of Liquidromes and Ecodromes,8 The Ascents of Biodromes,9 Animated Universes,10 Conclusion,References,11: Childhood Animism and Innate Belief,1 Childhood Animism,2 Childhood Artificialism,3 Rationalism and Arguments from Innateness,4 The Naturalness of Animist Belief,5 The Dubious Defence of the Disenchanted,6 Childhood Animism Is a Reason to Accept Animism,References,12: An Epistemic Defense of Animism,1 Defining Animism,2 Old Animism,3 New Animism,4 The Rationality of Tacitly Held Beliefs,5 Assessing Animistic Beliefs Epistemically,6 Underminers for Animistic Beliefs,7 Stewart Guthrie’s Account of Animism,8 Mistaken Attribution of Agency,9 Attributing Mentality,10 Concluding Remarks: Interpreting or Misinterpreting the World?,11 Coda: Moral Arguments for Animism,References,13: Robotic Animism: The Ethics of Attributing Minds and Personality to Robots with Artificial Intelligence,1 Robotic Animism and Robotic Mind-Reading,2 An “Attitude Towards a Soul”?,3 Non-skeptical Empirical Research About Animistic Robot Mind-Reading,4 Ethically Motivated Animism: Theoretical Versus Practical Interests in Machine Minds,5 Robotic Animism and Possible/Imagined Super-intelligences,6 Should We Reflectively Endorse Some Form of Robotic Animism? Do Any Robots Have Minds of Any Significant Kinds?,7 Concluding Remarks,References,14: Towards a Cosmopolitan Animism,1 Indigenous Animism and the “New Animism”,2 Animism in a Cosmopolitan World,3 The Socio-politics of Indigenous/Non-Indigenous Relations: Discourses of Cultural Appropriation,4 Towards a Cosmopolitan Animism,5 Conclusion,References,Index text Smith, Tiddy Author Tiddy Smith Author book 9783030941697 1402-03-08 1402-03-09