Back from the Dead

Could be possible.

David Lewis is well known to everyone who is important in philosophy today.

The only philosopher I could call back from the dead conceivably is Svengali, since what greater philosopher could defy the world of the sense [literally liberate himself from the chains of determined position of the self] then someone who could defy the proposition that reality trumps illusion? The other would be Bishop Berkely, who actually defied the world of the senses, giving very plausible reasons for it.

Haha! Why do you say that? I never liked him much, but he was also brilliant.

One philosopher?

Oh, that’s not easy to say … :-k

… Perhaps … (… :-k … [-o< … :-k …) … (… :bulb: …) … Heraklit …! :smiley:

Because of the “fire” as the “logos” …! :smiley:

Who the fuck cares about that. I found the topic more or less interesting, there are other people beside the OP you know.

In some areas, he was, yes. Read his thoughts on morality if you have the stomach.

Some tinkering in the semantics of modal logic… was about it.

Hi von. I don’t think you’re statement negates mine.

Nobody who is important in philosophy today would bring Lewis back from the dead, first. Or second. Or fiftieth. He died recently, right?

2003 I think. I disagree. Is Hilary Putnam still alive? Or Kripke? Or Robert Stalnaker? I bet they’d bring him back. Plantinga is probably glad he’s dead.