J.-M. Kuczynski

This work gives clear rigorous answers to the fundamental questions of epistemology. This book is appropriate for beginners and also for researchers....

The 30 most important theorems of formal logic are stated and illustrated....

Observation apprises us of what is, but not of what must be. It therefore does not apprise us of logical norms or of relations of logical dependence....

The relationship between creative work, on the one hand, and marketing, on the other, is discussed....

A fictitious exchange in which a number of points about creativity, agency, and selfhood are illustrated and brought into connection with exotic theorems of mathematical logic....

It is made clear how psychosis differs from psychopathy....

In this brisk volume, a case is made that a value is a belief as to how one live one's life if one's psychological architecture is to retain its integrity....

In this fictitious dialogue, it is shown that one couldn't improve one's ability to reason unless one were ab initio able to reason. Since the ability to reason presupposes knowledge....

How can we know the future on the basis of the past? We cannot, so it is alleged, unless we have some assurance that the laws of nature currently operative will continue to remain operative....

A discussion of the psychological underpinnings of anorexia and other psychological morbidities....

It is discussed how to make money podcasting....

It is discussed, in a light and conversational way, how to turn small opportunities into big ones....

It is made clear what analytic truth is and how it differs from formal truth. Some important theorems about incompleteness are stated both comprehensibly and accurately....

The author presents a book of original aphorisms....

Even though the world is governed by laws, human beings are able to be free....

W.V.O. tried to prove that no statement is necessarily true. In this work, Quine's argument is stated, analyzed, and shown to be a broken argument for a false conclusion....

A fictitious dialogue about bureaucrats and unconscious criminality....

A must-listen for anyone interested in philosophical psychology, moral epistemology, or Kant interpretation....

Religion is shown to be distinct from both rationalism and spiritualism but to combine elements of both. It is further shown that modern rationalism, much like an unregulated economy, collapses into its own antithesis, it being one of the purposes of religion to prevent this collapse....

A new kind of medium for conveying content is described. This medium is intermediate in nature between books and real-time exchanges, and it has the advantages of each....