Preston, John

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Professor Preston is qualified in artificial intelligence, as well as philosophy, and his main research interests are in the history of philosophy (especially Ludwig Wittgenstein, Ernst Mach, and associated late nineteenth and early-to-mid-twentieth-century philosophers and philosopher-scientists, such as Ludwig Boltzmann and Heinrich Hertz), the Vienna Circle (Logical Positivists and their Logical Empiricist successors), Karl Popper, Thomas Kuhn, Paul Feyerabend, philosophy of science, epistemology, and classical Chinese philosophy.-faculty profile

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Artificial Intelligence in the Capitalist University
Representative edition published 2021
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Wittgenstein and reason
Representative edition published 2008
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Kuhn's The structure of scientific revolutions
Representative edition published 2008
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Views into the Chinese room
Representative edition published 2002
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The worst enemy of science?
Representative edition published 2000
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Feyerabend
Representative edition published 1997
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Interpreting Mach
Representative edition published 2021
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Feyerabend
Representative edition published 2018
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Feyerabend
Representative edition published 2013
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Thought and Language
Representative edition published 2012
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Thought and Language
Representative edition published 2010
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Worst Enemy of Science?
Representative edition published 2000
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